Help with Entity Discovery

[JureXL]

Alright, first off. I can't code E2. But I'll try to explain everything as good as possible so you can understand it. And, Yes. I've read this Guide for Asking Help. Plus, I've used the Search Function.

1. I want to discover the name of an entity, I've looked it up at the Expression2 wiki, but I can't code so I'm asking here.
2. I've searched on the Expression2 Wiki for it, but it didn't have an example (Expression2 Wiki).
3. I want (if possible) to have a list of entities in a radius of 2048. (In my console, I don't really care.)
(If this changes something) 4. The things I'm looking for are Entities used in LS3 and SB3

If anybody could code this for me, give me a very clear tutorial or give me an example with comments. I'll be very thankful for it.
You can use the Entity Marker, if you can explain it to me, or use E2.

Greetings, JureXL.

[SpectreCat]

Entity marker would not help very much, as it would only target one item. You might as well use findByModel(""). A model name is suprisingly easy to get, in the Q menu, right click on the prop you want and do "copy to clipboard".

For the other part, It sounds like you want findInSphere(V,Radius) and R:findToArray()

find in sphere is pretty self explanatory, input the Vector of the center of the sphere, and how big you want it.

Find to array puts all the results of the find into an array. You can retrieve them by R:entity(#)

[Matte]

We are not handing out code here, so you will need to read some tutorials. Try to make it yourself, and if you fail, post your code and we'll try to point you in the right direction.

[chinoto]

Is there a rule against giving people code? If not then you should stop saying that every time someone asks for code, atleast try to help and give them links to places they can learn from. Correction: "We minus Chinoto"

Point this expression at an entity to get it's model and class.

@outputs Model:string
interval(50)
E=ranger(1000):entity()
Model=E:model()
Class=E:type()

This one will spam the models of all found entities in console when you give Print a value not equal to 0.

@inputs Print
@persist T Printing
interval(50)

if (findCanQuery()) {
	findByClass("npc*") #finds all entities of the specified class, replace npc with the class found using the other expression
	findClipToSphere(entity():pos(),2048) #Returns only entities within 2048 units of E2
	List=findToArray() #Puts the entities in an array
}

if (Print&~Print) {Printing=1} #Start spamming if print has been pressed

if (Printing) {
	concmd("echo "+toString(T+1)+": "+List:entity(T+1):model()) #Spam console with models
	T=(T+1)%max(1,List:count) #Increment T so all entities will get listed
	if (T==0) {Printing=0} #Stop spamming when all entities are spammed
}

Put "wire_expression2_concmd 1" in console before using.

[Matte]

Is there a rule against giving people code? If not then you should stop saying that every time someone asks for code.

No there is not a rule, but most of the people on this forum would agree, that you should really show some effort for us to help you. And that dumping code at people is not really the best way to learn. Also, there is no point explaining things over and over again if there are tutorials covering the subject. Of course, if you think the "missing link"() was the problem, I thought it would be self explanatory the the tutorials I told him to read was in the tutorials section of the forum.