simple prophunt aimbot

-- You only ever need to call this once, LocalPlayer will never change in-game.
local me = LocalPlayer()

local PropAimbot = function(cmd)
	-- Check if F is being pressed and you're on team "Hunters".
	if (!input.IsButtonDown(KEY_F) or me:Team() ~= TEAM_HUNTERS) then return end
	
	-- If we make this global it might produce errors.
	local Target = nil
	-- Cache LocalPlayer's position, we don't need to call it every iteration in the loop.
	local MyPos, ShortestDistance = me:GetPos(), math.huge
	
	-- Loop through players on team "Props".
	for i, ply in ipairs(team.GetPlayers(TEAM_PROPS)) do
		-- If the player isn't alive then ignore them
		if !(ply:Alive()) then continue end
		
		-- Get the distance between LocalPlayer's position and ply's position.
		-- Use Vector:DistToSqr(OtherVector) for stuff like this, Vector:Distance(OtherVector) would be a waste of CPU cycles.
		local Distance = MyPos:DistToSqr(ply:GetPos())
		
		-- If Distance is smaller than ShortestDistance it means it's even shorter.
		if (ShortestDistance > Distance) then
			-- Make Target the player so we can use it later on.
			Target = ply
			-- Set ShortestDistance to the new shortest distance.
			ShortestDistance = Distance
		end
	end
	
	-- Target will be nil if the above loop doesn't find any targets and would throw errors.
	if (Target) then
		-- This would get the center of the target's model.
		local vec = Target:GetPos() + Target:OBBCenter()
		-- Get the angle pointing to the target.
		local ang = (vec - me:GetShootPos()):Angle()
		
		-- Finally, set your view angles to the above angle.
		cmd:SetViewAngles(ang)
	end
end
-- CreateMove is the most reliable hook to use for aimbots.
hook.Add("CreateMove", "Prophunt Aimbot", PropAimbot)

!(input.IsButtonDown(KEY_F) or me:Team() ~= TEAM_HUNTERS)

!input.IsButtonDown(KEY_F) or me:Team() ~= TEAM_HUNTERS