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base_entity_t

Entity functions

get_class_name

entity:get_class_name(): string

get_entity_handle

entity:get_entity_handle(): number

Getting FFI pointer

To get entity pointer you can use entity[0]
Also you can use entity[OFFSET] to get the address pointing to specified offset of the entity Hexadecimal and decimal number are both supported

Example

This example will print local player health 

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local offset = engine.get_netvar_offset("client.dll", "C_BaseEntity", "m_iHealth")
local pawn = entitylist.get_local_player_pawn()
if pawn ~= nil then
    print("Localplayer HP: " .. ffi.cast("int*", pawn[offset])[0])
end

Using netvars

Example

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local font = render.setup_font("C:/Windows/Fonts/verdana.ttf", 25)
register_callback("paint", function()
    local pawn = entitylist.get_local_player_pawn()
    if pawn == nil then return end

    local game_scene_node = pawn.m_pGameSceneNode
    if game_scene_node == nil then return end

    local weapon_services = pawn.m_pWeaponServices
    if weapon_services == nil then return end

    local weapon = weapon_services.m_hActiveWeapon
    if weapon == nil then return end

    local weapondata = weapon.m_pWeaponData
    if weapondata == nil then return end

    local origin2 = render.world_to_screen(game_scene_node.m_vecAbsOrigin)
    if origin2 ~= nil then
        render.text("weapon price: $" .. tostring(weapondata.m_nPrice), font, origin2, color_t(1, 1, 1, 1))
        if weapon.m_bInReload then
            render.text("reloading", font, origin2 + vec2_t(0, 20), color_t(1, 1, 1, 1))
        end
    end
end)