Difference between revisions of "Bot Playground/Events/self position"
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Revision as of 07:52, 12 October 2022
Fires when bot receives a changes his position. Not available for QubicBot yet (?)
Bot.on("self_position", function(event) { ... });
Reference
This event comes with the following event object:
| Variable | Required | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| event object properties: | |||
| name | The name of the event in this case region_restart | ||
| region | The name of the region the bot is at. | ||
| heading | The direction in degrees where the bot is facing. | ||
| bot_uuid | The UUID of the bot. | ||
| active_group | The active group uuid of the bot. | ||
| position | The current position of the bot.
Position Format:
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Comment
The event fires when bot's position and/or view direction changes. The view direction change threshold is 5 degrees (thus, you won't get a notification if bot turns for less than 5 degrees).
The event is usually sent real time but can be postponed to avoid flooding your script with self_position event.
Example
console.log(`${process.name} started`);
Bot.on("self_position", (event) => {
console.log(`self position event:`, event);
});
