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Hi,

I want to get the current level's boundaries, I assume I have two choices:
I can either use get_datamap_property_vector() with "m_WorldMaxs" and "m_WorldMins" OR entity.mins and entity.maxs

I know the world's entity inthandle is 0, but it's not like I can do 0.get_datamap_property_vector(...), I have to get the actual entity "variable"
Question is, how to get the entity from its ID/inthandle as you guys call it ?

The Entity class requires an index (not an inthandle), which as you already know is 0 for the world entity:

Ah thanks, I didn't know Entity also was a function, that's what I was looking for.
Thanks o/

Actually, it's not a function, it's a class:
https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/classes.html

Isn't it.. both? I mean sure Entity is a class but you used the Entity(int i) method above, so.. function too heh

No, it's a class and by doing Entity(<index>) you call the constructor of the Entity class to create an instance of it.

You can also use the WORLD_ENTITY_INDEX constant, and the world_mins/world_maxs properties: