[Equiment]

	new resource = GetPlayerResourceEntity();
	new level = GetEntProp(resource, Prop_Send, "m_iLevel", _, player);
	PrintToChatAll("level %N : %d", player, level);  

Have this error in logfile:

[SM] Native "GetEntProp" reported: Element 133 is out of bounds (Prop m_iLevel has 10 elements).

And this errors with all resources (like m_iDeath, m_iKills, etc.)

[psychonic]

Most of the fields on the Player Resource objects in Dota are indexed by a value called player ID, which is between 0-9 inclusive for players on Radiant or Dire, and 10-31 for spectators and broadcasters. Some of the fields have a size of 10, and some 32.

Your value for player is 133, which isn't a player id, or even a player/client entity index. It may be another entity, such as a hero. You can get a player's id by looking at the m_iPlayerID sendprop on the player.

[Mathias.]

1 thing to note, the ID get fucked up if player are not placed in team in the same order they joined the server.

Let say we got 2 player A, B

B join the game, A join the game A join team Dire, B join Team Radiant, A ID will be 1 but in data storage he is 0 while B ID is 0 but data storage is 1.

If B join the game, A join the game, B join team Dire, A join Team Radiant, A ID will be 1 and the data storage for dota will also be 1.

Player ID = order of player join.
Storage ID = order of player join a team.

EDIT: I've notice your issue. You have a UNIT ID which is kind of different, HEROs have different ID than players but they are owned by one. And just to make things even more clarify, a summoned unit will create new unit that the play is able to control but the owner will be the hero not the player. So here is a little snippet to get the root player owner.

PHP Code:

/* GET THE ATTACKER */
    int unit_owner = GetEntPropEnt(unit, Prop_Send, "m_hOwnerEntity");
        
    /* UNIT CONTROLLED BY PLAYER OR A SUMMONED UNIT */
    while (unit_owner >= 10)
        unit_owner = GetEntPropEnt(unit_owner, Prop_Send, "m_hOwnerEntity"); 


if unit_owner == -1 it mean that the "player" owner is not a player (creeps, neutral, roshan)

[psychonic]

Originally Posted by Black-Rabbit Let say we got 2 player A, B B join the game, A join the game A join team Dire, B join Team Radiant, A ID will be 1 but in data storage he is 0 while B ID is 0 but data storage is 1. If B join the game, A join the game, B join team Dire, A join Team Radiant, A ID will be 1 and the data storage for dota will also be 1. Player ID = order of player join. Storage ID = order of player join a team.

You're convoluting player id and player entity index. The entity index is in order of connection. The player id (which you call storage id) is in order of team join if not already predefined by lobby data or manually. You can get a player's player id the way I noted above.