<cat>gameevent</cat> <title>hltv_chase</title> <structure> <realm>Client and Menu</realm> <description> Called when the view changes </description> <fields> <item type="number" name="distance">The distance from the Target.</item> <item type="number" name="inertia">The inertia.</item> <item type="number" name="ineye">`1` if we should use <page text="OBS_MODE_IN_EYE">Enums/OBS_MODE</page>. else, we use <page text="OBS_MODE_CHASE">Enums/OBS_MODE</page></item> <item type="number" name="phi">The phi.</item> <item type="number" name="target1">The <page text="UserID">Player:UserID</page> of the Primary target.</item> <item type="number" name="target2">The <page text="UserID">Player:UserID</page> of the Secondary target.</item> <item type="number" name="target1">The <page text="EntIndex">Entity:EntIndex</page> of the Primary target.</item> <item type="number" name="target2">The <page text="EntIndex">Entity:EntIndex</page> of the Secondary target.</item> <item type="number" name="theta">The theta.</item> </fields> </structure> # Examples <example> <description>This is a basic template with the purpose of including all arguments / table variables to make it easily known which values can be accessed.</description> <code> gameevent.Listen( "hltv_chase" ) hook.Add( "hltv_chase", "hltv_chase_example", function( data ) local distance = data.distance -- The distance from our Target local inertia = data.inertia -- The inertia local ineye = data.ineye -- If we should use OBS_MODE_IN_EYE local phi = data.phi -- The phi local target1 = data.target1 -- The Player:UserID of our Primary Target local target2 = data.target2 -- The Player:UserID of our Secondary Target local target1 = data.target1 -- The Entity:EntIndex() of our Primary Target local target2 = data.target2 -- The Entity:EntIndex() of our Secondary Target local theta = data.theta -- The theta -- Called when the view changes end ) </code> </example>