Class Player

Return the player's cursor position

Return the player's cursor velocity

Get the card holder that represents the hand of the player

Get the card holder that represents the hand of the player

Return the objects that the player is currently holding. A held object can be released using GameObject.release

Return the object that the player has currently highlighted

Return the player's name

Return all objects that the player owns.

Return the player's color

Return the player's position

Return the player's primary color

Return the player's rotation

Return the player's secondary color

Return the objects that the player has currently selected. Note that held objects always count as selected.

Return the player slot of this player (a number from 0 to 19, or -1 if the player is a spectator). The slot determines the color of the player and what objects they own.

Return the player's team (1-8). 0 means no team. To switch teams, use GameWorld.setSlotTeam for the player's slot.

Return whether the player is currently blindfolded

Returns if the player is currently a game master

Return whether the player is currently holding objects

Return whether the player is currently holding the specified object

Return whether this player is the host of the current game

Return whether a script action key is held by the player

Returns if the player is currently a spectator

Return whether the player is using a VR headset to play.

Return whether the player is valid. A player becomes invalid when it drops out from the game

Send a message to the player's chat

Set whether the player is blindfolded

Set the color in which this player is drawing lines

Set the whether lines drawn by this player should be glowing

Set the thickness for lines drawn by this player

Set the card holder that represents the hand of the player. Can only be set to a holder that is owned by this player or a holder that has no owner.

Set the player's position. After using for a VR player, won't do anything for that player for one second to prevent making players sick.

Set the player's primary color

Set the player's secondary color

Show a message on the player's screen

Switch the player to a new slot. Returns whether the switch was successful (it fails if another player already occupies the chosen slot or if the slot number is invalid). Switching slots changes the player's color.