The scan() function returns a list of all detectable items within Gizmo's range. This function consumes energy but provides valuable information about the surrounding environment.
scan_results = scan()None.
The function returns a list of objects, each representing a detected item. Each object has the following properties:
x: An integer representing the x-coordinate of the detected item.y: An integer representing the y-coordinate of the detected item.z: An integer representing the z-coordinate of the detected item.Here's an example of how to use the scan() function:
# Perform a scan of the surroundings
scan_results = scan()
print(f"Scan detected {len(scan_results)} objects.")
# Process and display the results
for item in scan_results:
print(f"Detected object at coordinates: X={item.x}, Y={item.y}, Z={item.z}")
# Function to find the closest detected object
def find_closest_object(scan_results, current_position):
closest_distance = float('inf')
closest_object = None
for item in scan_results:
distance = ((item.x - current_position.x)**2 +
(item.y - current_position.y)**2 +
(item.z - current_position.z)**2)**0.5
if distance < closest_distance:
closest_distance = distance
closest_object = item
return closest_object
# Use the function
current_position = get_position()
closest = find_closest_object(scan_results, current_position)
if closest:
print(f"Closest object is at X={closest.x}, Y={closest.y}, Z={closest.z}")
else:
print("No objects detected in scan.")This example demonstrates how to perform a scan, process the results, and find the closest detected object.
scan() function becomes available at level 15 (UnlocksAtLevel: 15).