[Benoist3012]

Hello everyone, I want to set on a item gift from nameofplayer, but I don't know wich number I need to write, I already tried the number in userdata, the steam id.

So I have a idea it's to get the value on a item gifted(a true item in the backpack), but I don't know how get the value

[11530]

They say account_id so I'd try the SteamID64 version, e.g. 76561197960287930.
You can get this with GetClientAuthId(client, AuthId_SteamID64, yourstring, sizeof(yourstring)). The number you already tried in userdata is part of your Steam3 ID, which is different.

[asherkin]

Originally Posted by 11530 They say account_id so I'd try the SteamID64 version, e.g. 76561197960287930. You can get this with GetClientAuthId(client, AuthId_SteamID64, yourstring, sizeof(yourstring)). The number you already tried in userdata is part of your Steam3 ID, which is different.

No, that part of the Steam3 ID is the account ID, and is the correct number.

[11530]

I had assumed this his failed attempt to use "the number in userdata" (Steam3) would mean it was something other than Steam3. That's why I suggested something else.. But looks like OP was wrong in the first place. I keep saying assumptions make mistakes, yet I fall into this trap when the OP gives wrong info. Of course, I'm now making the assumption that you're correct, Asher. Well, keep trying, Benoist!

[asherkin]

The likely problem here is that it is being set as float rather than an int. (TF2Items only supports float attributes.)

[Potato Uno]

It is indeed an integer:

PHP Code:

<attribute>
<name>gifter account id</name>
<defindex>186</defindex>
<attribute_class>gifter_account_id</attribute_class>
<description_string>#Attrib_GifterAccountID</description_string>
<description_format>value_is_account_id</description_format>
<effect_type>positive</effect_type>
<hidden>true</hidden>
<stored_as_integer>true</stored_as_integer>
</attribute> 


That being said, can't TF2Attributes be somehow used to set integer attributes? I remember reading about it but I don't know how it can be done.

[Benoist3012]

Yes it's possible to set a integrer with tf2attributes. So the right number is the steamid64 or the number on userdata?

Edit: Ok I looked old post so it's the userdata number.

[Chdata]

maybe do like

Float:123456

[WildCard65]

Originally Posted by Chdata maybe do like Float:123456

you mean float(123456) right?

[asherkin]

Originally Posted by WildCard65 you mean float(123456) right?

No, that would convert (giving you 123456.0) rather than cast the bits.