: Use the Callbacks.Register (or equivalent) to link your function to the game’s damage event.
Games often return hit locations as integers. You need a function to translate these into human-readable text: 1 → "Head" 🎯 2 → "Chest" 🛡️ 3 → "Stomach" 🥙 4/5 → "Arms" 💪 6/7 → "Legs" 🦵 3. Visual UI (Rendering)
The script must "listen" for specific game events. In most engines, you hook into a player_hurt or aim_fire event to gather: : Who was hit. Damage : How much health was removed. Hitgroup : Where they were hit (Head, Chest, Stomach, etc.). Remaining HP : How much health the target has left. 2. Hitgroup Mapping
: Use the Callbacks.Register (or equivalent) to link your function to the game’s damage event.
Games often return hit locations as integers. You need a function to translate these into human-readable text: 1 → "Head" 🎯 2 → "Chest" 🛡️ 3 → "Stomach" 🥙 4/5 → "Arms" 💪 6/7 → "Legs" 🦵 3. Visual UI (Rendering) hitlogs.lua
The script must "listen" for specific game events. In most engines, you hook into a player_hurt or aim_fire event to gather: : Who was hit. Damage : How much health was removed. Hitgroup : Where they were hit (Head, Chest, Stomach, etc.). Remaining HP : How much health the target has left. 2. Hitgroup Mapping : Use the Callbacks