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players

Player list flags and colours, and public stats (Steam, Faceit, Leetify).

Players are found by SteamID64 as text (the steamid field of a player table).

Function	What it does
`players.flag(steamid[, flag])` settings	Reads a player's flag in the player list, or sets it.
`players.color(steamid[, col])` settings	Reads or sets a player's custom colour.
`players.intel(steamid)`	Public stats. The first call starts loading them; it returns nil until they arrive, so call it again on later frames.

#players.flag

players.flag(steamid[, flag])

Reads a player's flag in the player list, or sets it.

Changing a value needs the settings permission (Change settings). Without it the call returns the current value and logs needs permission: settings once. How permissions work

Arguments

steamidstring

flagintegeroptional

0 none, 1 priority, 2 ignore. Setting needs the settings permission.

Returns

integer

Flag after the call.

#players.color

players.color(steamid[, col])

Reads or sets a player's custom colour.

Changing a value needs the settings permission (Change settings). Without it the call returns the current value and logs needs permission: settings once. How permissions work

Arguments

steamidstring

colcoloroptional

Needs the settings permission.

Returns

integer

Colour after the call.

#players.intel

players.intel(steamid)

Public stats. The first call starts loading them; it returns nil until they arrive, so call it again on later frames.

Returns

table | nil

name, country, since, vac_bans, game_bans, public, and when found faceit {nick, level, elo, kd, win_rate, matches, hs, adr} and leetify {rating, aim, utility, positioning, hs, win_rate, matches, premier}.

Example

local i = players.intel(p.steamid)
if i and i.faceit then esp.add_text(p.slot, "FACEIT " .. i.faceit.level) end