Player type

The player's name. The account's own id: the one name for a player a rename does not change. Where they stand now. Your own table, kept on the player for as long as they are connected. A player is one value while connected: a == b and t[player] work. The Room the player is in; nil while they move between rooms. Degrees: yaw sideways, pitch up or down; live, read only. True while the player sneaks; live. attack is the left button held on a block in reach (see player.reach); a client says nothing about a button held on air. True while the player sits on something; live. Seat 1 drives a vehicle; locked keeps a sneak from getting them off. false when somebody sits in that seat; keeps the current ride on failure. Works immediately after creating the target. Repeating the same ride keeps the seat; no delay or extra movement is needed.

What shows on this player's screen: the calls ui has, for them alone, plus their own menu and overlay. Sends a chat line to this player alone; color is for the words that did not pick one. Chat is not part of the screen, so it is not in ui.

Plays a sound by name to this player only, with an optional position, volume, pitch and category.

Yaw and pitch left out keep the way they face.

Moves the player to another room; the client swaps worlds in place.

Sends the player to another world of the group, at pos or its spawn.

One item: "stone", or { item = "arrow", count = 16 }.

Returns the stack in hand ({ item, count }, plus id for a pack item and damage for a worn tool), or nil.

Returns one { item, count } row per filled slot.

Up to count (1 unless you say) of what matches, the hand first; answers how many it took.

The stack in hand, replaced; nil or false empties the hand.

Replaces the nine hotbar slots; a missing index is empty.

The four armour slots; a piece left out is bare.

This player stops seeing other, or sees them again.

This player sees other again after a hide.

True unless other is not visible or is hidden from this player.

A shove in blocks per tick, on top of what they are doing.

Turns the player's head to a point, where they stand.

Disconnects the player, with that text on their screen.

Returns how many of an item the player carries, across every slot.

True if this player's client can show the feature.

Returns the unit vector the player faces.

The player's own respawn point (the block of the position), or nil for the room's. Writable; a point a pack sets needs no bed. nil clears it, a bed's point too.

What they look out of: a camera from camera.fixed/free/orbit/chase, or nil or false for their own eyes. No delay is needed after creating its target. Ends when the target is destroyed or the player leaves the room.