[Hawkeye-]

Take a look at this:

http://www.martinpace.com/steam/Stea...ommunityID.pdf

That has the details of the conversion process that works for your SteamID. I'll take a look at the subroutine later I am a little swamped at the moment.

[Hawkeye-]

Alright, took a quick peak at the code

It looks like the way the URL is being generated, it ALWAYS place 79 as opposed to 80 in the URL and appended the rest, since 79/80 is variable based on the math, I just moved those from static to the math equation side. This 'should' work but I don't have a server to test the code on.

PHP Code:

#include <sourcemod>
#include <sdktools>
public Plugin:myinfo ={
    name = "RG Profile",
    author = "Theowningone",
    description = "RG Profile",
    version = "1.11",
    url = "http://www.theowningone.info/"
};
 
public OnPluginStart(){
 RegConsoleCmd("sm_profile",id,"Takes a steam id, converts it to a steam community link and sends you to it!");
 CreateConVar("rg_profile_ver","1.11","RG Profile Version",FCVAR_REPLICATED|FCVAR_NOTIFY);
}
public Action:id(client,args){
 if(args==0){
  PrintToChat(client,"Proper Usage: !profile<steamid, userid, playername>");
  PrintToChat(client,"Proper Usage: sm_profile <steamid, userid, playername>");
  return Plugin_Handled;
 }
 decl String:arg[128],String:link[256],String:ID[256];
 GetCmdArgString(arg,128);
 new Targ=FindTarget(client,arg,true,false);
 
 if(Targ<=0){
  Format(ID,sizeof(ID),"%s",arg);
 }else{
  GetClientAuthString(Targ,ID,256);
 }
 AuthIDToFriendID(ID,link,256);
 if(client!=0){
  ShowMOTDPanel(client,"ID",link,MOTDPANEL_TYPE_URL);
 }else{
  PrintToServer("%s",link);
 }
 return Plugin_Handled;
}
AuthIDToFriendID(String:AuthID[],String:FriendID[],size){
    ReplaceString(AuthID,strlen(AuthID),"STEAM_","");
    if(StrEqual(AuthID,"ID_LAN")){
        FriendID[0]='\0';
        return;
    }
    decl String:toks[3][16];
    ExplodeString(AuthID,":",toks,3,16);
    new iServer=StringToInt(toks[1]);
    new iAuthID=StringToInt(toks[2]);
    new iFriendID=(iAuthID*2)+7960265728+iServer;
    Format(FriendID,size,"http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/7656119%d",iFriendID);
} 


[Timiditas]

Attached version of rg_profile uses an available mySQL server connection.
You can specify which section in databases.cfg to use by setting the cvar
rg_profile_db_section. sqllite won't work.

PHP Code:

SELECT CAST(MID('%s', 9, 1) AS UNSIGNED) + CAST('76561197960265728' AS UNSIGNED) + CAST(MID('%s', 11, 10) * 2 AS UNSIGNED) AS friend_id 


If you omit the name/userid/steamid and just type !profile, it will open up a menu with a list of all players to select from.

[Lethal-]

Originally Posted by aoHawkeye Alright, took a quick peak at the code It looks like the way the URL is being generated, it ALWAYS place 79 as opposed to 80 in the URL and appended the rest, since 79/80 is variable based on the math, I just moved those from static to the math equation side. This 'should' work but I don't have a server to test the code on.

No luck

Using the steamID from above:

iServer: 0
iAuthID: 24465655
iFriendID: -580737554
Final FriendID: 765611979-580737554

@Timiditas: I'm aware of the SQL method, but is there a way to do it with just SourcePawn?

[Timiditas]

Originally Posted by Lethal- I'm aware of the SQL method, but is there a way to do it with just SourcePawn?

I dunno. Find a way to do bigint math on two 32bit integers.

[Hawkeye-]

I think we are stuck unless we can find a way to handle 64bit integers within Sourcepawn or a Metamod plugin would be a candidate. It seems like a lot of trouble to go though for soemthing that the steam client has somewhat built in. Off the top of my head I can think of a couple different approaches to it, if I find time I will experiment.

[manofphat]

Is it possible to use this to point to a specific Steam Community page for anyone who inputs the command?

[Alienmario]

replacement here.