The Web returns a null path when attempting to walk from between canifis and fenkenstrain's castle to south of port phasmatys

[do-men]

Describe the bug WebPath cannot generate a path to south of port phasmatys. There are no interactions required to traverse that path.

Affected game modes: RS3.

RuneMate version: 2.96.1

To Reproduce Try to generate a WebPath to an area south of port phasmatys.

Please include the code used to produce this bug. WebPath path = Traversal.getDefaultWeb.getPathBuilder.buildTo(new Area.Rectangular(new Coordinate(3685, 3404, 0), new Coordinate(3690, 3393, 0)))

Expected behaviour Expected a traversal to given area.

Screenshots

Cannot generate path from "You are here" to "Your marker"

Additional context There's a new mining site down there since Mining rework came through.

[ccarpenter04]

Please attempt to generate smaller paths in between that start location and the destination and try to determine where the problematic area is. There's likely an obstacle or a region that it deems blocked off that is causing the issue.

[do-men]

Web returns null even when being 1 square away from target area. The picture above is just another representation of where web returns null.

[ccarpenter04]

Please provide your exact code in use along with coordinates you've attempted to generate a path to it from without success.

[do-men]

Please provide your exact code in use along with coordinates you've attempted to generate a path to it from without success.

area = Locations.valueOf(bot.getOreLocation()).getArea(); //area gets value of new Area.Rectangular(new Coordinate(3685, 3404, 0), new Coordinate(3690, 3393, 0)) WebPath webpath = Traversal.getDefaultWeb().getPathBuilder().buildTo(area); if (webpath != null) { webpath.step(); bot.setStatus("Pathing to Mining area"); bot.getLogger().info("pathing to mining area"); } else { bot.setStatus("Cannot generate path"); bot.getLogger().info("cannot generate path"); }

[ccarpenter04]

First of all, you're building the area incorrectly (although it'll fix your mistake internally), it's supposed to be bottomLeft and topRight, not topLeft and bottomRight. Secondly, by passing a Locatable such as an Area to it, it's going to call Locatable.getPosition(), which for Areas returns the center-most coordinate according to the documentation. So find out what it's returning as center and check to make sure it's actually able to be walked on (along with surrounding coordinates) and ensure it's reachable.

[do-men]

After making sure area.getPosition() returns a reachable coordinate it works. Thanks for elaborating!

[ccarpenter04]

So this issue can be closed as developer error?

[do-men]

Correct.