(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So I'm trying to implement some basic teleport function (like teleporting someone to a certain place in the map). How do you figure out the coordinate points for the certain place you are trying to teleport? In other words, how do you get the* numbers for the location you are trying to teleport to?

You have to write a script to run through and get the coordinates yourself. A cleaner method is to get a script entity that you know of and use relative coordinates but that is a bit more complex and not necessary.
Just write a bullettrace and an iprintln of the trace["position"]

I am not familiar with the bullettrace function. Do you mind explaining what parameters the bullettrace takes, and how I can use it with the iprintln?

GetNormalTrace()
{
return bullettrace(self gettagorigin("j_head"), self gettagorigin("j_head") + anglesToForward(self getplayerangles()) * 1000000, 0, self);
}

self iprintln(self GetNormalTrace()["position"];

Then loop it for when you shoot

So once I put this in a loop that calls the shoot function, what exactly does this print? Does this print the current location of my player? or will it print the location of where my bullet is pointed to?

Where your bullet hits the ground. You can also print self.origin if you want the player's stationary origin

this is rather complicated for getting location coordinates. just create a loop and print self.origin. Then you can use noclip and fly to wherever and itll still give you the coords

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