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Development Tool Collection
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Content Type: Addon
Addon Type: Tool
Addon Tags: Build, Fun
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4 Jan, 2019 @ 8:50pm
30 May, 2024 @ 10:39pm
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Description
This is a collection of tools meant to be used in addon and/or server development. Most tools were designed to be used on servers, and do not work at all on single player. If you need to use a tool on single player, start a 2 player LAN game instead.

Tool List:
  • Get color of trace entity.
  • Get index, creation ID, and map creation ID of trace entity.
  • Get model and material of trace entity.
  • Get vector and angles of trace entity relative to world.
  • Get vector and angles of local player.
  • Get vector and angles relative to trace entity.
  • Get velocity of trace entity. (Supports MPH, KPH, and Hammer Units per second.)
  • Get class and name of trace entity.
  • Find all entities of a specified class on the map.
  • Create a boundary and get the upper and lower values of it


Client Settings:
  • DevTools_ShouldClipboard (Whether or not the text that a tool prints out gets copied to your clipboard.)
  • DevTools_ShouldFancyText (Whether or not the text that a tool prints out gets formatted into a Lua function. (Ex: 0 0 0 gets formatted into Vector( 0, 0, 0 ))
  • DevTools_ShouldRoundDecimals (Should angles and vectors have their decimals removed. Only available if fancy text is enabled.)


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Goober 4 Jan, 2019 @ 9:58pm 
Shit dude, thats extremely useful!