# MainScreen
Methods to interact with the MainScreen.


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## ObjectFinder.Unlimit
```pascal
procedure TRSObjectFinder.Unlimit;
```
Resets ObjectFinder size limits


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## ObjectFinder.Unlimited
```pascal
function TRSObjectFinder.Unlimited: TRSObjectFinder;
```
Returns a copy of the ObjectFinder with the size limits removed.


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## MainScreen.FilterInPolygon
```pascal
function TRSMainScreen.FilterInPolygon(tpa, polygon: TPointArray): TPointArray;
function TRSMainScreen.FilterInPolygon(atpa: T2DPointArray; polygon: TPointArray): T2DPointArray; overload;
```
Filters the given TPointArray or T2DPointArray and returns only those that are visible within a polygon on the mainScreen.


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## MainScreen.GetAdjacentTiles
```pascal
function TRSMainScreen.GetAdjacentTiles: TRectArray;
```
Returns the 4 tiles adjacent to the player in form of a TRectArray.


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## MainScreen.DebugAdjacentTiles
```pascal
procedure TRSMainScreen.DebugAdjacentTiles;
```
Debugs MainScreen.GetAdjacentTiles.

Example:
```pascal
MainScreen.DebugAdjacentTiles;
```


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## MainScreen.InMultiCombat
```pascal
function TRSMainScreen.InMultiCombat: Boolean;
```
Returns true if we are in multi combat false if not.

Example:
```pascal
Writeln MainScreen.InMultiCombat;
```


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## MainScreen.FindGrave
```pascal
function TRSMainScreen.FindGrave: Boolean;
```
Returns true if we died and there's a grave available somewhere, false otherwise.

Example:
```pascal
Writeln MainScreen.FindGrave;
```


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## MainScreen.LoadingPOH
```pascal
function TRSMainScreen.LoadingPOH: Boolean;
```
Returns true if we are loading a poh.

Example:
```pascal
Writeln MainScreen.LoadingPOH;
```


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## MainScreen.WaitLoadingPOH
```pascal
function TRSMainScreen.WaitLoadingPOH: Boolean;
```
Waits for the POH loading screen returns true if we find a loading screen and successfully wait for it to finish.

Example:
```pascal
Writeln MainScreen.WaitLoadingPOH;
```


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## MainScreen.FindEnemyHitsplats
```pascal
function TRSMainScreen.FindEnemyHitsplats(): Boolean;
```

Returns the hitsplats on screen that don't belong to the player.

Example:
```pascal
Debug(MainScreen.FindEnemyHitsplats());
```


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## MainScreen.InCombat
```pascal
function TRSMainScreen.InCombat: Boolean;
```

Returns true if we are currently in combat.
With slow attack speed between you and the enemy this might return false negatives.

Example:
```pascal
Writeln MainScreen.InCombat;
```


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## MainScreen.WaitInCombat
```pascal
function TRSMainScreen.WaitInCombat(waitTime: Int32; interval: Int32 = -1): Boolean;
```

Waits the specified **waitTime** until we are in combat.

Example:
```pascal
MainScreen.WaitInCombat(5000);
```


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## MainScreen.WaitNotInCombat
```pascal
function TRSMainScreen.WaitNotInCombat(waitTime: Int32; interval: Int32 = -1): Boolean;
```

Waits the specified **waitTime** until we are nto in combat.

Example:
```pascal
MainScreen.WaitNotInCombat(5000);
```


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## MainScreen.FindArrow
```pascal
function TRSMainScreen.FindArrow(out TPA: TPointArray): Boolean;
function TRSMainScreen.FindArrow: Boolean; overload;
```
Returns true if there's a yellow arrow on screen.
If a TPointArray is passed as a parameter it will return with the location of the arrow tip.

Example:
```pascal
Writeln MainScreen.FindArrow;
```


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## MainScreen.WaitArrow
```pascal
function TRSMainScreen.WaitArrow(TPA: TPointArray; WaitTime: Int32 = 600; Interval: Int32 = -1): Boolean;
function TRSMainScreen.WaitArrow(WaitTime: Int32 = 600; Interval: Int32 = -1): Boolean;
```
Waits **WaitTime** for a yellow arrow to appear on MainScreen.
If a TPointArray is passed as a parameter it will return with the location of the arrow tip.

Example:
```pascal
Writeln MainScreen.WaitArrow;
```