Account Variable Value

[GhostXoP]

In MTA's getPlayerAccount It returns an account.

Is this number a reference to a data spot in Internal.db? can this number value be reused between games?

Say getPlayerAccount(thePlayer) returns F0003000, and then say i turned the server off, turned it back on and used that number to reference a players account, would it reference the same account?

In other words, the Account object returned by getPlayerAccount(thePlayer), is it reuseable? say i stored this value (account object) and reused it when the server turned back on, to check the player name of the account, would it be an invalid reference? Or would it still resemble the players account?

[GhostXoP]

Nevermind, as far as i know, and read they are.

[Techial]

getAccountData

setAccountData

[Anderl]

getAccountData

setAccountData

This is not what he wants to know.

[Techial]

Is it this then?

getAccountName

[Anderl]

Read his question again:

Say getPlayerAccount(thePlayer) returns F0003000, and then say i turned the server off, turned it back on and used that number to reference a players account, would it reference the same account?

In other words, the Account object returned by getPlayerAccount(thePlayer), is it reuseable? say i stored this value (account object) and reused it when the server turned back on, to check the player name of the account, would it be an invalid reference? Or would it still resemble the players account?

He's asking if the account element that is returned by getPlayerAccount can be re-used after a restart of the server.

[Techial]

Oh.. I didn't quite get him, but no you can't.

Because the value the getPlayerAccount returns depends on all the variables and objects.

Sometimes you get F0003000 and sometimes you get F0003001, so I wouldn't really rely on that though you may use client serial.

[GhostXoP]

This is not what he wants to know.

He's asking if the account element that is returned by getPlayerAccount can be re-used after a restart of the server.

Thanks for clearing that up

I'm going to test this today, to see for myself if the data is a pointer to a line in Internal.DB or just a Pointer to a random class in memory.