[WildCard65]

Originally Posted by LambdaLambda Why? I've never had any warnings because if that Yeah, that's true. i've been rushing to leave home really shortly, and wrote it without double chekcing. Sorry about that.

The old syntax still compiles on 1.7 and GetClientAuthString is deprecated in 1.7

[Brrdy]

int color[4];
char auth[32];
char auth2[32];
GetClientAuthId(client, AuthId_Steam2, auth, sizeof(auth); \\Using SteamID2
GetClientAuthString(client, AuthId_Steam3, auth2, sizeof(auth2));

if (StrEqual(auth, "STEAM:00blablabla", false))
{
    color[0] = 0; 
    color[1] = 0;
    color[2] = 255;
    color[3] = 150;
}
if (StrEqual(auth2, "STEAM:00blablabla", false))
{
    color[0] = 0; 
    color[1] = 0;
    color[2] = 255;
    color[3] = 150;
}
else
{  
    color[0] = 255;
    color[1] = 0;
    color[2] = 255;
    color[3] = 150;
}

TF2 Support?????? Not sure if this is right but yeah I might just be derpign ^_^ and no unblocked compiler @ school

[LambdaLambda]

Originally Posted by WildCard65 The old syntax still compiles on 1.7 and GetClientAuthString is deprecated in 1.7

Not really, I've been trying to compile old plugins and they were throwing errors.

Originally Posted by Powerlord Output is the same? Not on TF2 it isn't. GetClientAuthString returns a SteamID3 on TF2 in 1.7 and newer.

Are you sure?

[WildCard65]

Originally Posted by LambdaLambda Not really, I've been trying to compile old plugins and they were throwing errors. Are you sure?

the 1.7 compiler is able to compile VSH's develop branch(which at this time is STILL in the old syntax)

[WildCard65]

Originally Posted by Brrdy int color[4]; char auth[32]; char auth2[32]; GetClientAuthId(client, AuthId_Steam2, auth, sizeof(auth); \\Using SteamID2 GetClientAuthString(client, AuthId_Steam3, auth2, sizeof(auth2)); if (StrEqual(auth, "STEAM:00blablabla", false)) { color[0] = 0; color[1] = 0; color[2] = 255; color[3] = 150; } if (StrEqual(auth2, "STEAM:00blablabla", false)) { color[0] = 0; color[1] = 0; color[2] = 255; color[3] = 150; } else { color[0] = 255; color[1] = 0; color[2] = 255; color[3] = 150; } TF2 Support?????? Not sure if this is right but yeah I might just be derpign ^_^ and no unblocked compiler @ school

GetClientAuthString doesn't an AuthId value, that's y it is deprecated becuase it returns the engine's steamid format.

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by LambdaLambda Not really, I've been trying to compile old plugins and they were throwing errors. Are you sure?

Yes. The fact that it returned SteamID2 in 1.6.2+ was a compatibility shim after TF2 switched over to using SteamID3 internally that was (intentionally) never introduced to the 1.7 branch.

[Chdata]

Boost my understanding if you will, but

.smx compiled with GetClientAuthString compiled with a 1.6.2+ compiler.

.smx put into a server using sm1.7

It'll still output SteamID2, correct?

[Powerlord]

Originally Posted by Chdata Boost my understanding if you will, but .smx compiled with GetClientAuthString compiled with a 1.6.2+ compiler. .smx put into a server using sm1.7 It'll still output SteamID2, correct?

GetClientAuthString is a native, so no. It'll return what core returns, which is (last I checked) documented as being what the engine returns in 1.7.

[Jumpman]

how do i change this line to use GetClientAuthId

GetClientAuthString(client, steamid, sizeof(steamid));

I try with GetClientAuthId(client, steamid, sizeof(steamid));

I dont understand what to do ?

[ddhoward]

Look up how to use the function.

https://sm.alliedmods.net/new-api/