fix(api): Rs2TileObjectModel.isReachable() always returns true for objects in the player's world view - #1864
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…t can be interacted with isReachable() returned a hardcoded true whenever the object's world view id matched the player's, which is every object in the top-level view. The real check ran only when the ids differed. Inverting that condition is not the fix. The IEntity default delegates to Rs2Reachable.isReachable(getWorldLocation()), which asks whether the object's OWN tile is walkable - and a solid object's tile never is. Routing to it makes every bank booth, tree and rock report unreachable, which is worse than the constant. Interaction happens from an adjacent tile, and Rs2GameObject.isReachable already asks that question: it builds the object's WorldArea from its size, collects the interactable tiles around it, and looks for one that is walkable and reachable. The model keeps the underlying TileObject, so it delegates there instead of reimplementing the geometry. Walls, ground objects and decorative objects carry no sizeX/sizeY and occupy a single tile, so the tile test remains correct for them.
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Priority: ➖ Normal Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some tile-object queries can still report inaccessible walls, ground objects, and decorations as reachable; fix this fallback before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Around line 206-213: Update the non-GameObject fallback in
Rs2TileObjectModel.isReachable() to return
Rs2Tile.isTileReachable(getWorldLocation()) instead of delegating to
IEntity.super.isReachable(). Keep the existing GameObject branch unchanged.
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| return Rs2GameObject.isReachable((GameObject) tileObject); | ||
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| // Walls, ground decorations and decorative objects occupy a single tile and carry no | ||
| // sizeX/sizeY, so the area helper above does not apply. Their own tile is the one you stand | ||
| // on or beside, and the tile test is the honest answer for them. | ||
| return IEntity.super.isReachable(); |
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Use a player-origin check for non-GameObject tiles
AbstractEntityQueryable.nearestReachable() filters tile objects with IEntity::isReachable. For non-GameObject objects, Rs2TileObjectModel.isReachable() delegates to IEntity.super.isReachable(), which starts Rs2Reachable traversal at the object location. The object tile is therefore immediately reachable, so an inaccessible same-world wall, ground object, or decorative object can pass the filter.
Replace only this fallback with Rs2Tile.isTileReachable(getWorldLocation()). Keep the GameObject branch unchanged.
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In
`@runelite-client/src/main/java/net/runelite/client/plugins/microbot/api/tileobject/models/Rs2TileObjectModel.java`
around lines 206 - 213, Update the non-GameObject fallback in
Rs2TileObjectModel.isReachable() to return
Rs2Tile.isTileReachable(getWorldLocation()) instead of delegating to
IEntity.super.isReachable(). Keep the existing GameObject branch unchanged.
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Good catch, and applied in b0241a4 — but the measurement says the reasoning was only half of it, which seems worth recording. You're right about the mechanism. I A/B'd it on a live client rather than reasoning about it: same scene, same character position, 250 objects, one build each.
The 10 are the case you described. The 8 going the other way were not expected: the old check also produced false negatives, because it was answering a different question rather than a laxer version of the same one. That makes the change a correction in both directions rather than a tightening, which I think is a better argument for it than the one I'd have written. One cost worth flagging for whoever merges: |
Review feedback on the non-GameObject fallback, and it is right. IEntity.super.isReachable() is Rs2Reachable.isReachable(p), which traverses FROM p and then asks whether p is in the result. It never consults the player, so it answers "is this tile part of some walkable region" rather than "can I get to it". Rs2Tile.isTileReachable traverses from Rs2Player.getLocalLocation() to the tile, which is the question the method name asks, and is the same check the GameObject branch already ends up making through Rs2GameObject.isReachable. Measured on a live client, same scene and same position, 250 objects compared between the two builds: 18 answers change, every one a GROUND object, no GameObject affected. Ten go true to false, the case the review described. Eight go false to true, which it did not - the old check was wrong in both directions, because it was answering a different question rather than a laxer version of the same one. Cost is about 21% on a 400-object sweep, 26.3s to 31.9s, on a call that was already doing per-object traversal.
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Fixes #1863.
The problem
Rs2TileObjectModel.isReachable()returns a hardcodedtruewhenever the object's world view id matches the player's — which is every object in the top-level world view, i.e. essentially all overworld objects. The real check runs only when the ids differ:Consequences:
query().where(m -> m.isReachable())filters nothing, andnearestReachable()/firstReachable()degrade tonearest()/first()for tile objects, since both filter withsource.filter(IEntity::isReachable)and dispatch to this override.Inverting the condition is not the fix
Worth stating, because it is the obvious patch and it is wrong.
IEntity.super.isReachable()delegates toRs2Reachable.isReachable(getWorldLocation())— "is the object's own tile walkable?" A solid object's own tile never is. You interact with a booth, a tree or a rock from an adjacent tile.So simply routing to the default makes every bank booth, tree and rock report unreachable. I built that version and measured it: all eight bank-related objects at Edgeville reported
false, including booths that bank perfectly well in game. That is arguably worse than the constant, because a permanentfalsesilently removes objects from consideration, where a permanenttrueat least fails visibly at the click.It also seems the likelier reason for the original short-circuit: delegating to a tile test was never going to be right for tile objects, so
return truewas bolted on rather than the delegation corrected.The fix
Rs2GameObject.isReachable(GameObject)already asks the right question — it builds the object'sWorldAreafrom itssizeX/sizeY, collects the interactable tiles around it, and looks for one that is walkable and reachable.Rs2TileObjectModelalready retains the underlyingTileObject, so this delegates to that helper rather than reimplementing the geometry, which keeps the two paths from drifting:The
instanceofsplit is load-bearing rather than defensive:WallObject,GroundObjectandDecorativeObjectcarry nosizeX/sizeY, so the area helper does not apply to them, and for a single-tile object the tile test is the honest answer.How it was tested
Built the client from source three times — unmodified, with the naive inversion, and with this patch — and ran each logged in at the same spot (Edgeville bank), same account, same character position. For each build I recorded
isReachable()for two populations: every bank-related object within 25 tiles, and a 2000-object sample of the loaded scene within 60 tiles, drawn in five slices so it was not only the nearest objects.truetrue/ 0falsefalsetrue/ 1106falsetruetrue/ 950falseOnly the third result satisfies both requirements at once: objects that can genuinely be used report
true, while roughly half the scene still reportsfalse. A riverside location with building interiors and far-bank objects in range should produce a large minority of unreachable objects, and the unmodified build reporting not onefalsein 2000 is what makes the current behaviour visible.I would encourage verifying this independently rather than taking the numbers on trust — the effect is large enough to be obvious in any setup where object reachability is inspected.
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return false) is reasoned, not measured. I did not test inside an instanced area such as a house or a raid.Rs2Reachable.isReachableremains hardcoded toClient.getTopLevelWorldView(). That is why the cross-view case cannot simply be delegated, and making it world-view aware would be a larger, separate change.Rs2NpcModel,Rs2ActorModel,Rs2PlayerModelandRs2TileItemModeldeclare noisReachableoverride, so they inherit the default.