Difference between revisions of "GetLocalPlayerEntityId"
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GetLocalPlayerEntityId() | GetLocalPlayerEntityId() | ||
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== Example == | == Example == | ||
The example below checks whether the [[EntityId|Entity ID]] of the local player is valid or not. | The example below checks whether the [[EntityId|Entity ID]] of the local player is valid or not. | ||
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local lplayerId = GetLocalPlayerEntityId() | local lplayerId = GetLocalPlayerEntityId() | ||
if lplayerId == GetInvalidEntityId() then | if lplayerId == GetInvalidEntityId() then | ||
Latest revision as of 19:05, 14 April 2020
This functions return the Entity ID of the local player. Under some circumstances it's possible for the returned ID to be invalid, thus should be checked against GetInvalidEntityId.
Syntax
GetLocalPlayerEntityId()
- Returns: EntityId
Example
The example below checks whether the Entity ID of the local player is valid or not.
local lplayerId = GetLocalPlayerEntityId()
if lplayerId == GetInvalidEntityId() then
print("Invalid local player")
else
print("Got the local player ID")
end
