Types used by onetap

A path consists of 1-4 strings or an array of 1-4 strings.

UI.GetValue("Misc", "JAVASCRIPT", "Script Items", "Hello World");
UI.GetValue("Hello World");  // searches for an element named "Hello World"

UI.GetValue(["Misc", "JAVASCRIPT", "Script Items", "Hello World"]);
UI.GetValue(["Hello World"]);  // searches for an element named "Hello World"

// WARNING: when using a single string, make sure you dont reuse one of onetap's names
UI.GetValue("Enabled"); // returns if FAKELAG is enabled

// TODO: check if FKAELAG in v4

An angle is a list of 3 numbers: pitch, yaw and roll.

// TODO: get actual values :D
Local.GetViewAngles(); // [1, 2, 3]
Local.SetViewAngles([1, 2, 3]);

A 2 dimensional vector is a list of 2 numbers: x and y.

A 3 dimensional vector is a list of 3 numbers: x, y and z.

A list of 4 numbers, red, green, blue and alpha.

See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RGBA_color_model

Sizes 0 to 7 are special fonts, see Font for more information.
Sizes 8 to 48 are the default font with different sizes.

A font identifier is a number.

For ids between 0 and 6 check this table:

Font ids between 7 and 48 are the default font but with different sizes (even numbers only, odd numbers are invisible).

Using Render.AddFont or Render.FindFont returns a new unique font id.

A hitbox is a number and is primarily used by events.

Note: There's also hitbox 10 called "gear" which "alerts NPC, but doesn't do damage or bleed (1/100th damage)"
No idea what it does, and you probably will never have to deal with it using onetap, so I decided to leave it out.

A bone is a number.

Buttons is a number.