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fix(walker): notice a refused home teleport and take another route - #2254
In-client bug report MB-GQM38V (built-in quest helper walking through the client walker, Microbot 2.6.57, RuneLite 1.13.6).
The player reported that the bot would not travel. The walker picked a route whose first leg was the Lumbridge Home Teleport, clicked the spell, and the game refused the cast. The walker did not notice the refusal: the character stood still while the script sat inside the walk call, with no log line explaining why. The wait could last up to 35 s, and the next plan could pick the same teleport again.
Root cause
handleTeleportSpell returns the result of Rs2Magic.quickCast(...), which is true as soon as the spell widget is clicked, whether or not the game accepts the cast. The home teleport branch in Rs2WalkerTransports then went straight into the 35 s landing wait. The only memory of a refused transport was the two-strike ledger keyed by the route start tile, so a plan from a different tile could choose the same teleport again.
Why the game refused the cast in the report is not known from the evidence; the condition is not modelled in the teleport data, so the refusal is detected at execution, which is the earliest reachable point.
Change
After a home teleport click the walker now waits up to 3 s for the cast to start, judged by a player animation newer than a timestamp taken before the click (so a stale animation does not count).
If the cast never starts, the teleport is blocked for the rest of the walk, whatever tile the next plan starts from, and the walker replans. The block is a display-name set in PathfinderConfig, enforced in CollisionMap.getNeighbors and in Rs2PathApi.resolvePlanningSnapshot, and cleared with the other walk-scoped blocks at the next top-level walk.
The wait returns an outcome (LANDED, CAST_NOT_STARTED, LANDING_TIMED_OUT, WAIT_ABORTED). An aborted wait (interrupt or human takeover) logs nothing and blocks nothing.
The branch is gated on TransportExecutionRegistry.homeTeleportFor(...), so Lumbridge, Edgeville, Lunar and Arceuus home teleports share the same handling. The three siblings now get the 35 s landing window instead of 12 s.
A refusal logs home_teleport_refused | <spell> did not start within 3000ms (refused by the game or on cooldown); not casting it again on this walk, taking another route and sets the status to <spell> refused, taking another route. A cast that starts but never lands logs home_teleport_timeout | <spell> did not land within 35000ms.
Gotcha 36 in docs/entity-guides/movement.md is updated to match.
What a player sees: after a refused home teleport the character starts walking another route after about 3 s instead of standing still for up to 35 s.
New tests cover the outcome enum, the stale-animation rule, the four-spell gate, block-only-on-refusal, and a real Pathfinder plan that avoids the blocked teleport from two start tiles and uses it again after the clear.
Reviewed by a code reviewer and a player-experience reviewer; both approved with nits (listed below).
Known gaps
Nothing was tested in game, and the full runUnitTests suite was not run.
The call site inside handleSelectedTransport is not exercised end to end; only its extracted pieces are tested, because that method needs a live client.
The 3000 ms cast-start window is untested live. A real cast whose animation shows later than 3 s after the click (laggy world) is read as refused and loses that teleport for the walk, while status and log say "refused" although the character is casting. In the other direction, any unrelated player animation within 3 s of a refused click counts as a cast start and falls into the 35 s wait. One live refused cast and one live cast on a high-ping world would settle the window.
The abort check only covers thread interrupt and human input. An abort through the script pause path is reported as a refusal and costs that teleport for one walk.
The block is cleared at every top-level walk entry, so a script that calls the walker again each loop while the game keeps refusing casts once per call (about 3 s and one log line each).
One refusal can produce up to three log lines, including a transport_refused strike=1/2 line for a teleport that is already off the route.
The refusal status text is not reset, so with a script that rarely sets its own status it stays on screen after the walk.
The timeout log line does not say what happens next (the walk continues and replans).
…rted
The Lumbridge Home Teleport branch treated a clicked spell widget as a cast
in progress and waited the full landing window even when the game refused
the spell. Wait a short window for the cast animation (or the landing)
first, log when it never starts and report the transport as not handled so
the dispatch verdict and refusal ledger see the refusal right away.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A home teleport cast the game refuses is now blocked for the rest of the
walk regardless of the tile the next plan starts from, instead of relying
on the two-strike ledger keyed by the route start tile. The block is
cleared where walk-scoped transport blocks are withdrawn.
All four spellbook home teleports share the cast-start wait. The cast
start is an animation observed after the click, so an animation that
ended just before the click no longer counts. An interrupted wait or a
human takeover is no longer logged as a refusal, a landing that never
comes logs one line, and the refusal line names the spell and what
happens next.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The walker now identifies home teleports through the registry and checks for cast start before waiting for landing. It treats cast refusal, landing, timeout, and interruption as separate outcomes. A refused teleport is blocked for the current walk and the route is recalculated. Pathfinder configuration and route planning exclude blocked teleports, and clearing walk-scoped transport blocks also clears these teleport blocks. Tests cover cast and landing outcomes, walk-scoped blocking across replans, and clearing the blocks. Documentation describes the updated behavior.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 2a93a
Home-teleport handling mostly works as intended. Three edge cases can cause unnecessary waits, extra walking, or a teleport being struck out after a human takeover. They are bounded and recoverable, but worth fixing before or soon after merge.
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Minor · Do not use a blocked home teleport to remove usable… · PathfinderConfig.java:2128-2129
runelite-client/src/main/java/net/runelite/client/plugins/microbot/shortestpath/pathfinder/PathfinderConfig.java:2128-2129 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not use a blocked home teleport to remove usable alternatives.
When useBankItems is enabled and similarity filtering runs, a blocked home teleport remains in usableTeleports. This branch still adds it to nonConsumableTeleports. The filter can then remove a usable consumable teleport because the blocked home teleport has a nearby destination. Planning subsequently excludes the home teleport too, leaving unnecessary walking or no route. Exclude walk-blocked teleports from the alternatives used by this filter. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @runelite-client/src/main/java/net/runelite/client/plugins/microbot/shortestpath/pathfinder/PathfinderConfig.java around lines 2128 - 2129:
Update the `nonConsumableTeleports` population in the `useBankItems` similarity-filtering path so walk-blocked teleports are excluded from the alternatives used for similarity comparisons. Preserve usable consumable teleports when a blocked home teleport has a nearby destination, and retain the existing handling for unblocked teleports.
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@runelite-client/src/main/java/net/runelite/client/plugins/microbot/util/walker/Rs2WalkerTransports.java:
- Line 816: Move the `Rs2Player.lastAnimationTime` capture from before
`quickCast(String)` preparation to immediately before widget dispatch, so
animations during tab switching or waiting cannot be mistaken for post-click
casts. Add coverage for an animation occurring between preparation and dispatch
and verify it does not start the landing wait when the teleport click is
refused.
- Line 2279: Update settleHomeTeleport and TransportDispatchTrace.verdict so
WAIT_ABORTED from either the cast-start wait or landing wait is recorded as a
non-refusal, and ensure the verdict checks that abort state before returning
REFUSED_AFTER_INTERACTION. Preserve existing refusal classification for attempts
without an aborted wait.
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- Around line 2128-2129: Update the `nonConsumableTeleports` population in the
`useBankItems` similarity-filtering path so walk-blocked teleports are excluded
from the alternatives used for similarity comparisons. Preserve usable
consumable teleports when a blocked home teleport has a nearby destination, and
retain the existing handling for unblocked teleports.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Capture the cast boundary at the spell click.
This value is the previous animation timestamp, not the click timestamp. quickCast(String) can switch tabs and wait before clicking the widget. If another animation starts during that preparation, its timestamp passes animationStartedAfter even when the later teleport click is refused. The walker then waits the full landing window instead of blocking the teleport. Capture the animation boundary immediately before widget dispatch, and test an animation between preparation and dispatch. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @runelite-client/src/main/java/net/runelite/client/plugins/microbot/util/walker/Rs2WalkerTransports.java at line 816:
Move the `Rs2Player.lastAnimationTime` capture from before `quickCast(String)` preparation to immediately before widget dispatch, so animations during tab switching or waiting cannot be mistaken for post-click casts. Add coverage for an animation occurring between preparation and dispatch and verify it does not start the landing wait when the teleport click is refused.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not record an aborted home-teleport wait as a refusal.
After a successful spell click, the dispatch trace records an interaction. If a human takeover then aborts the wait, the outcome is WAIT_ABORTED. settleHomeTeleport reports this as not handled. TransportDispatchTrace.verdict classifies the attempt as REFUSED_AFTER_INTERACTION while the player is still at the origin. classify has no abort input, so dispatchSelectedTransport registers a strike. Repeated takeovers can reach the strike limit and block a teleport that the game did not refuse.
The trace must record an aborted wait as a non-refusal. The verdict must check that state before it returns REFUSED_AFTER_INTERACTION. Apply the same handling to WAIT_ABORTED from the cast-start wait and from the landing wait.
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Review comment at @runelite-client/src/main/java/net/runelite/client/plugins/microbot/util/walker/Rs2WalkerTransports.java at line 2279:
Update settleHomeTeleport and TransportDispatchTrace.verdict so WAIT_ABORTED from either the cast-start wait or landing wait is recorded as a non-refusal, and ensure the verdict checks that abort state before returning REFUSED_AFTER_INTERACTION. Preserve existing refusal classification for attempts without an aborted wait.
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…ker lambdas
The home teleport refusal change added lambdas to Rs2WalkerTransports, which
shifted the synthetic lambda numbers of 21 existing baseline entries. No new
violations: every removed entry returns under a new number.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
In-client bug report MB-GQM38V (built-in quest helper walking through the client walker, Microbot 2.6.57, RuneLite 1.13.6).
The player reported that the bot would not travel. The walker picked a route whose first leg was the Lumbridge Home Teleport, clicked the spell, and the game refused the cast. The walker did not notice the refusal: the character stood still while the script sat inside the walk call, with no log line explaining why. The wait could last up to 35 s, and the next plan could pick the same teleport again.
Root cause
handleTeleportSpellreturns the result ofRs2Magic.quickCast(...), which is true as soon as the spell widget is clicked, whether or not the game accepts the cast. The home teleport branch inRs2WalkerTransportsthen went straight into the 35 s landing wait. The only memory of a refused transport was the two-strike ledger keyed by the route start tile, so a plan from a different tile could choose the same teleport again.Why the game refused the cast in the report is not known from the evidence; the condition is not modelled in the teleport data, so the refusal is detected at execution, which is the earliest reachable point.
Change
PathfinderConfig, enforced inCollisionMap.getNeighborsand inRs2PathApi.resolvePlanningSnapshot, and cleared with the other walk-scoped blocks at the next top-level walk.LANDED,CAST_NOT_STARTED,LANDING_TIMED_OUT,WAIT_ABORTED). An aborted wait (interrupt or human takeover) logs nothing and blocks nothing.TransportExecutionRegistry.homeTeleportFor(...), so Lumbridge, Edgeville, Lunar and Arceuus home teleports share the same handling. The three siblings now get the 35 s landing window instead of 12 s.home_teleport_refused | <spell> did not start within 3000ms (refused by the game or on cooldown); not casting it again on this walk, taking another routeand sets the status to<spell> refused, taking another route. A cast that starts but never lands logshome_teleport_timeout | <spell> did not land within 35000ms.docs/entity-guides/movement.mdis updated to match.What a player sees: after a refused home teleport the character starts walking another route after about 3 s instead of standing still for up to 35 s.
Validation
./gradlew :client:runUnitTests --tests '*Rs2WalkerTransportsCombatTest' --tests '*TransportRefusalStrikeOutTest' --tests '*LearnedBlockedEdgeSessionTest': 21 tests pass../gradlew :client:runUnitTests --tests 'net.runelite.client.plugins.microbot.util.walker.*' --tests 'net.runelite.client.plugins.microbot.shortestpath.*': 1056 passed, 0 failed.Pathfinderplan that avoids the blocked teleport from two start tiles and uses it again after the clear.Known gaps
runUnitTestssuite was not run.handleSelectedTransportis not exercised end to end; only its extracted pieces are tested, because that method needs a live client.transport_refused strike=1/2line for a teleport that is already off the route.🤖 Generated with Claude Code