[Touch]

Hello
Please tell us as soon as possible from STEAM_0:0:29367947 to 0:29367947.
That is, cut STEAM_0:.

PHP Code:

decl String:steamid[256];
GetClientAuthString(client, steamid, sizeof(steamid));

# We need a variable that will contain only steamid number (without "STEAM_0:") 


Very thanks!

[pheadxdll]

PHP Code:

decl String:steamid[256]; 
GetClientAuthString(client, steamid, sizeof(steamid)); 

PrintToChatAll("%s", steamid[8]); // Will print: "0:29367947" in your case 


That will get a reference of the string from the 9th character. You could transpose it back onto the string with strcopy but there's really no need.

[ajr1234]

I have a stock that may help you:

PHP Code:

stock GetSteamID(client, String:authstr[], maxlen)
{
    GetClientAuthString(client, authstr, maxlen);
    if(StrEqual(authstr, "STEAM_ID_LAN", false))
    GetClientIP(client, authstr, maxlen);
    ReplaceString(authstr, maxlen, "STEAM_0:", "", false);
    ReplaceString(authstr, maxlen, "STEAM_1:", "", false);
} 


Use it like this:

PHP Code:

decl String:buffer[256];
GetSteamID(client, buffer, sizeof(buffer));
// buffer now holds the steam ID 


[berni]

Originally Posted by ajr1234 I have a stock that may help you: PHP Code: stock GetSteamID(client, String:authstr[], maxlen) {     GetClientAuthString(client, authstr, maxlen);     if(StrEqual(authstr, "STEAM_ID_LAN", false))     GetClientIP(client, authstr, maxlen);     ReplaceString(authstr, maxlen, "STEAM_0:", "", false);     ReplaceString(authstr, maxlen, "STEAM_1:", "", false); }  Use it like this: PHP Code: decl String:buffer[256]; GetSteamID(client, buffer, sizeof(buffer)); // buffer now holds the steam ID

don't use this.

[ajr1234]

Originally Posted by berni don't use this.

Someone told me the same thing once before. May I ask what's wrong with it?

[Bacardi]

Originally Posted by ajr1234 Someone told me the same thing once before. May I ask what's wrong with it?

Complicated do simple thing,
What @pheadxdll post #2 you can not get simpler than it is.

sry bad english

[Master53]

Well, you could convert the number into a useable Intiger ID. This is what i use.

PHP Code:

//Covert To String:
SteamIdToInt(Client, nBase = 10)
{
    decl String:SteamId[64], String:subinfo[3][16];
    GetClientAuthString(Client, SteamId, sizeof(SteamId));
    ExplodeString(SteamId, ":", subinfo, sizeof(subinfo), sizeof(subinfo[]));
    new Int = StringToInt(subinfo[2], nBase);
    if(StrEqual(subinfo[1], "1")) Int *= -1;
    return Int;
} 


Credits go to Sammy Rocks. And me for some ajustments.

[berni]

PHP Code:

//Initulize

//Declare:
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//Explode:
Explode

//Return:
return 


lol, silly comment author ?

This sucks too, doesn't have any advantages over pheadxdll's example.
I would prefer the long 64 Bit Friends ID then.

[Master53]

Edited and is now better. I normally use a intiger based steam id when using SQL because it speeds up SQL and less data is transfered although it does the same thing.