[bigdaddy424]

Hello. I was wondering if there is any way to store more than one information on a singe data unit. An example is my steamid saving both levels and xp into the same vault. An option or the only option is formatting the text so I can fit the whole thing in a single line but I did't want to do that.

[Bugsy]

Search for nvault array

[bigdaddy424]

Any way to store limitless values. Like on Excel: you got rows full of steamids and columns full of information.

[Bugsy]

I'm pretty sure nVault has enough storage capacity to any type of player data. Can you provide a realistic set of data attributes that you do not think there is room for?

[bigdaddy424]

Game Hashes. Generated hashes that I'll never throw an eye on. I just need them logged and accessible for ever player.

[bigdaddy424]

Here's a picture of how the table is supposed to look like

[Bugsy]

What is the maximum length of a hash?

You could have the plugin use a separate text or binary file for each player:
STEAM_0:0:12345.dat
STEAM_0:0:45678.dat
STEAM_0:0:11111.dat

[bigdaddy424]

That's what I first did but it turned out a lot of files. It became hard to work with them. Later I thought about using mysql but it's a load of data to pass through and that takes a while, not including that I don't know how to work with it mysql either.
Why wasn't this idea ever made. You can technically use this for everything you could ever need for a bulk storage. A long never ending table with never ending attributes.
Game hashes are 64 character long. 128 is a bit overkill.

[Bugsy]

Why do you need to hash/encrypt player data, are you storing credit cards and social security numbers?? Just use plain text and store using SQL or nVault.

[bigdaddy424]

This is not on my end. This is how provably fair gambling system works. The future of online gambling. I've also attached a githup repo with more info about how this works. You might say why am I doing this, just boredom. Noone has ever done it. Seemd like a fun small project and it didn't turn out so.
https://github.com/alexcambose/provably-fair-example