Perspective · Too Many Attributes Handbook

too-many-attributes:perspectiveentity condition

True when a player's camera is in the given view. False for anything that isn't a player.

Field	Type	Default	Description
`perspective`	String	required	`first_person`, `third_person` (either third-person view), `third_person_back` (behind the player) or `third_person_front` (facing the player).

Each player's game tells the server when they press F5, so the server knows within a tick or so. A player who just joined counts as first person until their game reports.
set_perspective changes it at once on the server.
On a player's own client it reads their camera directly. Other players count as first person there.
From Overgrown's Apoli: Overgrown also takes a list of views and the short names first, third, back and front. Here it's one full name.

Example: "Shy". While you look at yourself from the front, you're invisible.

json

{
  "type": "origins:invisibility",
  "condition": {
    "type": "too-many-attributes:perspective",
    "perspective": "third_person_front"
  }
}

No attribute.