<function name="GetShootPos" parent="Player" type="classfunc"> <description> Returns the position of a Player's view <note>This is the same as calling <page>Entity:EyePos</page> on the player.</note> </description> <realm>Shared</realm> <rets> <ret name="" type="Vector">aim pos</ret> </rets> </function> <example> <description>Gets player 1's shoot position, and prints it to console</description> <code>print( Entity( 1 ):GetShootPos() )</code> <output>A vector of the player's shooting position in the console.</output> </example> <example> <description> Prints the position of your player's camera, but using 3 different functions. This example demonstrates that it doesn't matter whichever of these functions you use, you will get the SAME result. </description> <code> // run on client print( LocalPlayer():GetEyeTrace().StartPos ) print( LocalPlayer():GetShootPos() ) print( LocalPlayer():EyePos() ) </code> <outputfixedwidth>Fixed width</outputfixedwidth>⤶ <output> ```⤶ 94.856689 -115.472549 -83.981430 94.856689 -115.472549 -83.981430 94.856689 -115.472549 -83.981430 ```⤶ </output> </example>