Entities

Server managers create and own multiplayer entities. Entity instances expose an identifier, current state, mutation operations, and usually destroy().

Manager	Entity	Typical purpose
vimp.players	Player	Connected user state
vimp.vehicles	Vehicle	Networked transport
vimp.objects	GameObject	Networked world props
vimp.peds	Ped	Server-controlled NPCs
vimp.markers	Marker	Visible world markers
vimp.blips	Blip	Map/radar locations
vimp.checkpoints	Checkpoint	Checkpoint visuals
vimp.colshapes	Colshape	Server-side trigger volumes

Creation can return null when a configured capacity is exhausted. Always handle that result and destroy temporary entities when their owning gameplay scope ends.

Server property writes are authoritative for the fields declared writable. Clients receive corresponding state when the entity is visible. Client wrappers may remain known with a zero native handle or become unavailable during a stream transition, so event payloads typed as nullable must be checked.

Use managers for lookup and enumeration. Do not construct interface instances yourself; VIMP supplies live wrappers.