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1) Detects your mouse position.
2) Whenever your mouse hover on someone,
3) A hudtext shows up and says "Examine <PLAYER NAME>" which <PLAYER NAME> is the player's name who you hovered.
Please help me!!!
I am going to die on dealing this myself 
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The clientdata usage(mouse position)!
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1) Detects your mouse position.
2) Whenever your mouse hover on someone,
3) A hudtext shows up and says "Examine <PLAYER NAME>" which <PLAYER NAME> is the player's name who you hovered.
Please help me!!!
I am going to die on dealing this myself 
tom282f3 hat geschriebenHow to use client data to achieve this function?
1) Detects your mouse position.
2) Whenever your mouse hover on someone,
3) A hudtext shows up and says "Examine <PLAYER NAME>" which <PLAYER NAME> is the player's name who you hovered.
Please help me!!! I am going to die on dealing this myself
1) Detects your mouse position.
2) Whenever your mouse hover on someone,
3) A hudtext shows up and says "Examine <PLAYER NAME>" which <PLAYER NAME> is the player's name who you hovered.
Please help me!!!
I am going to die on dealing this myself It is already in the default command list imo. Search.
what you need to do for your script is to loop over all living players and to compare their position with the position of the mouse pointer.
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t=player(0,"tableliving") for i=1,#t do if player(t[i],"x")>=cursorx and ... >= cursory and ... <= cursorx+32 and ... cursory+32 then ... show player name... end end
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If any, get location on screen and show a hudtxt with alignment "1" there. This should work just about fine.
DC hat geschriebentake a look at sys/lua/samples/cursors.lua to see how the clientdata stuff works in general
what you need to do for your script is to loop over all living players and to compare their position with the position of the mouse pointer.
what you need to do for your script is to loop over all living players and to compare their position with the position of the mouse pointer.
DC thanks.
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