<function name="GetAll" parent="player" type="libraryfunc"> <description> Gets all the current players in the server (not including connecting clients). <note>This function returns bots as well as human players. See <page>player.GetBots</page> and <page>player.GetHumans</page>.</note> <note>This function returns sequential table, this means it should be looped with <page>Global.ipairs</page> instead of <page>Global.pairs</page> for efficiency reasons!</note> <note>This function returns a sequential table, meaning it should be looped with <page>Global.ipairs</page> instead of <page>Global.pairs</page> for efficiency reasons.</note> </description> <realm>Shared</realm> <rets> <ret name="" type="table">All <page>Player</page>s currently in the server.</ret> </rets> </function> <example> <description>Prints all the players currently in the server.</description> <code>PrintTable( player.GetAll() )</code> <outputfixedwidth>Fixed width</outputfixedwidth> <output> 1 = [Player][1][Player1] 2 = [Player][2][Bot01] 3 = [Player][3][Bot02] </output> </example> <example> <description>Prints the number of players in the server. The same output can be achieved more efficiently with <page>player.GetCount</page>.</description> <code>print(#player.GetAll())</code> <outputfixedwidth>Fixed width</outputfixedwidth> <output>3</output> </example> <example> <description>The output of the players name in the console.</description> <code>for i, v in ipairs( player.GetAll() ) do print( v:Nick() ) end</code> <outputfixedwidth>Fixed width</outputfixedwidth> <output>Freline </output> </example>