Flags

The following lines define various flags used in the game engine

-- Indicates that the entity can fly
FL_FLY

-- Indicates that the entity can swim
FL_SWIM

-- Indicates that the entity is on a conveyor belt
FL_CONVEYOR

-- Indicates that the entity is a client (i.e., a player)
FL_CLIENT

-- Indicates that the entity is underwater
FL_INWATER

-- Indicates that the entity is a monster
FL_MONSTER

-- Indicates that the entity has god mode enabled
FL_GODMODE

-- Indicates that the entity is not a target
FL_NOTARGET

-- Indicates that the entity should not apply to localhost
FL_SKIPLOCALHOST

-- Indicates that the entity is on the ground
FL_ONGROUND

-- Indicates that the entity is partially on the ground
FL_PARTIALGROUND

-- Indicates that the entity can perform a water jump
FL_WATERJUMP

-- Indicates that the entity is frozen (i.e., cannot move)
FL_FROZEN

-- Indicates that the entity is a fake client (i.e., a bot)
FL_FAKECLIENT

-- Indicates that the entity is ducking
FL_DUCKING

-- Indicates that the entity can float
FL_FLOAT

-- Indicates that the entity is being graphed (i.e., rendered)
FL_GRAPHED

-- Indicates that the entity is immune to water
FL_IMMUNE_WATER

-- Indicates that the entity is immune to slime
FL_IMMUNE_SLIME

-- Indicates that the entity is immune to lava
FL_IMMUNE_LAVA

-- Indicates that the entity is a proxy (i.e., a placeholder)
FL_PROXY

-- Indicates that the entity should always think (i.e., run AI)
FL_ALWAYSTHINK

-- Indicates that the entity has a base velocity
FL_BASEVELOCITY

-- Indicates that the entity is a monster clip (i.e., an invisible wall)
FL_MONSTERCLIP

-- Indicates that the entity is on a train
FL_ONTRAIN

-- Indicates that the entity is part of the world geometry
FL_WORLDBRUSH

-- Indicates that the entity is a spectator (i.e., not a player)
FL_SPECTATOR

-- Indicates that the entity is a custom entity
FL_CUSTOMENTITY

-- Indicates that the entity should be killed
FL_KILLME

-- Indicates that the entity is dormant (i.e., not active)
FL_DORMANT

-- Example usage:
LocalPlayer.CheckFlag(FL_ONGROUND)

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-- Indicates that the entity can fly FL_FLY -- Indicates that the entity can swim FL_SWIM -- Indicates that the entity is on a conveyor belt FL_CONVEYOR -- Indicates that the entity is a client (i.e., a player) FL_CLIENT -- Indicates that the entity is underwater FL_INWATER -- Indicates that the entity is a monster FL_MONSTER -- Indicates that the entity has god mode enabled FL_GODMODE -- Indicates that the entity is not a target FL_NOTARGET -- Indicates that the entity should not apply to localhost FL_SKIPLOCALHOST -- Indicates that the entity is on the ground FL_ONGROUND -- Indicates that the entity is partially on the ground FL_PARTIALGROUND -- Indicates that the entity can perform a water jump FL_WATERJUMP -- Indicates that the entity is frozen (i.e., cannot move) FL_FROZEN -- Indicates that the entity is a fake client (i.e., a bot) FL_FAKECLIENT -- Indicates that the entity is ducking FL_DUCKING -- Indicates that the entity can float FL_FLOAT -- Indicates that the entity is being graphed (i.e., rendered) FL_GRAPHED -- Indicates that the entity is immune to water FL_IMMUNE_WATER -- Indicates that the entity is immune to slime FL_IMMUNE_SLIME -- Indicates that the entity is immune to lava FL_IMMUNE_LAVA -- Indicates that the entity is a proxy (i.e., a placeholder) FL_PROXY -- Indicates that the entity should always think (i.e., run AI) FL_ALWAYSTHINK -- Indicates that the entity has a base velocity FL_BASEVELOCITY -- Indicates that the entity is a monster clip (i.e., an invisible wall) FL_MONSTERCLIP -- Indicates that the entity is on a train FL_ONTRAIN -- Indicates that the entity is part of the world geometry FL_WORLDBRUSH -- Indicates that the entity is a spectator (i.e., not a player) FL_SPECTATOR -- Indicates that the entity is a custom entity FL_CUSTOMENTITY -- Indicates that the entity should be killed FL_KILLME -- Indicates that the entity is dormant (i.e., not active) FL_DORMANT -- Example usage: LocalPlayer.CheckFlag(FL_ONGROUND)