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# Server Exports

{% hint style="info" %}
Here you will find the list of usable exports for Police Job, you can use them if you have basic or advanced programming knowledge, we do not recommend using these if you do not have such knowledge.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
REMEMBER ABOUT CLIENT SIDE AND SERVER SIDE IN CHOOSING EXPORT!
{% endhint %}

***

## playerOnBed

```lua
Player(playerId).state.playerOnBed
```

* playerId: `number`
  * Existing player server id

Return:

* state: `boolean`

***

## Damages

With this statebag you can get player damages.

```lua
Player(playerId).state.damages
```

* playerId: `number`
  * Existing player server id

Return:

* damages: `table`

***

## Player Dead State

Use following statebag to check if player is dead

```lua
Player(playerId).state.isDead
```

* playerId: `number`
  * Existing player server id

Return:

* stage: `number [0 = not dead, 1 = in last stand, 2 = dead]`

***

## Check Death Stage

```lua
Player(playerId).state.deathStage
```

* playerId: `number`
  * Existing player server id

Return:

* stage: `number [0 = not dead, 1 = in last stand, 2 = dead]`

***

## RevivePlayer

Use following event to revive player

```lua
TriggerClientEvent('p_ambulancejob:RevivePlayer', playerId)
```

* playerId: `number`
  * Existing player server id

***


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