[DJPlaya]

Hi,
I am a bit wondered, view_as dosent seem to work as its used to.
I know that it can be dangerous to use, but i should be aware of when its okay and when not.
Using SM1.10 as compiler, these are some Examples:

int iBuffer;
GetClientAuthId(iClient, AuthId_SteamID64, view_as<char>(iBuffer), 24) // error 035: argument type mismatch (argument 3)

char cBuffer[24];
if (GetClientAuthId(iClient, AuthId_SteamID64, cBuffer, 24))
	g_iClientSteamID64[iClient] = view_as<int>(cBuffer); // error 006: must be assigned to an array

I am unsure why the Compiler isent ignoring the Data Type anymore, you may know why?

[asherkin]

You might be looking for https://sourcemod.dev/#/clients/func...SteamAccountID ?

What your code is trying to do doesn't make any sense - GetClientAuthId's output is a string, you can't stuff it into an int.

[DJPlaya]

Ty, i dident known GetSteamAccountID() yet.

Is there a particular Reason why putting the String into an Int dosent work? A SteamID64 always consist of 17 decimal Digits, so theoretically it should work, or?

[MAGNAT2645]

String is an array of chars, you can't store array into one single integer variable.
You can convert int to string using IntToString and string to int using StringToInt.

[asherkin]

A SteamID64 is a 64-bit unsigned integer, SourcePawn only has 32-bit signed integers, they’re too small to store it.

[DJPlaya]

TY