api_docs.md

You can access local player functions using

Game.LocalPlayer --- Game is a global variable

You can store player like this

local player = Game.LocalPlayer

and then you can access some player data like this

player.OnGround

and you can also set the value like this

player.OnGround = true

and the same with the next fields (some are booleans and others numbers, both you can also set their value)

player.Sneaking
player.Jumping
player.Flying
player.UnderWater
player.CanFly
player.CanConsumeItems
player.MoveSpeed
player.SwimSpeed
player.FlySpeed
player.CurrentHP
player.MaxHP
player.CurrentHunger
player.CurrentLevel = 0.0
player.Gamemode = 0

And some others more not listed here By this time player position is still managed the old way, using functions so it would be like this

local x, y, z = player.Position.get()
-- or
player.Position.set(0, 0, 0)

You can also access camera info

player.Camera.FOV
player.Camera.Yaw
player.Camera.Pitch

And by last but not less important, you can also access player inventory slots by using

player.Inventory.Slots

So if you wanna know what item is on slot 1 you need to use

player.Inventory.Slots[1].ItemName

You could replace 1 by others slots, it accepts 1-36. And also you can directly access the hand/held slot (the current selected slot) using

player.Inventory.Slots["hand"].ItemName

You can access other item info by replacing ItemName with ItemID, ItemCount or ItemData.

There is another important module called Event that allows you to execute a function when an event is triggered, for example, you can access these events

Game.Event.OnKeyPressed
Game.Event.OnKeyDown
Game.Event.OnKeyReleased

You can connect functions like this

Game.Event.OnKeyPressed:Connect(function()
	--Some code
end)

or the other way

Game.Event.OnKeyPressed:Connect(yourFunctionName)

So, to allow you to detect what key was pressed, or is down/released, you need the next module called Gamepad. So for the past example to execute code when button A is pressed you do this

Game.Event.OnKeyPressed:Connect(function()
	if (Game.Gamepad.isPressed(Game.Gamepad.KeyCodes.A)) then
		--Some code
	end
end)

You can also simplify it a bit by setting local variable Gamepad like this

local Gamepad = Game.Gamepad
Game.Event.OnKeyPressed:Connect(function()
	if (Gamepad.isPressed(Gamepad.KeyCodes.A)) then
		--Some code
	end
end)