<cat>gameevent</cat> <title>player_disconnect</title> <structure> <realm>Shared and Menu</realm> <description> Called when a player disconnects from the server. <note> This is also called when a player cancels connecting to the server. This is not called clientside for the local player or in single-player. This is not called clientside for the local player or in single-player. When this gameevent is called, the player will be NULL!. so you cannot use `Player(data.userid)`!⤶ </note> </description> <fields> <item type="number" name="bot">0 if the player isn't a bot, 1 if they are.</item> <item type="string" name="networkid">The SteamID the player has. Will be `BOT` for bots and `STEAM_0:0:0` in single-player.</item> <item type="string" name="name">The <page text="name">Player:Nick</page> the player has.</item> <item type="number" name="userid">The <page text="UserID">Player:UserID</page> the player has.</item> <item type="string" name="reason">The disconnect reason.</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( "player_disconnect" ) hook.Add( "player_disconnect", "player_disconnect_example", function( data ) local name = data.name // Same as Player:Nick() local steamid = data.networkid // Same as Player:SteamID() local id = data.userid // Same as Player:UserID() local bot = data.bot // Same as Player:IsBot() local reason = data.reason // Text reason for disconnected such as "Kicked by console!", "Timed out!", etc... // Player has disconnected - this is more reliable than PlayerDisconnect end ) </code> </example>