Add playerID feature to replace source ID #1171
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This feature hides the player's source ID and replaces it with a persistent playerID, ensuring that each player's ID remains the same across sessions. The goal is to use playerID instead of source in QB scripts when performing actions on a player. For example, replacing `ban source` with `ban playerID` or `giveitem source` with `giveitem playerID`. This ensures that each player has a unique, sequentially increasing ID.
This was referenced Jan 29, 2025
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Since I don't use default QB, I have adapted some scripts to be compatible with this new system. |
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upvote +1 this change is needed for QB tbh |
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This feature hides the player's source ID and replaces it with a persistent playerID, ensuring that each player's ID remains the same across sessions. The goal is to use playerID instead of source in QB scripts when performing actions on a player.
For example, replacing
ban sourcewithban playerIDorgiveitem sourcewithgiveitem playerID. This ensures that each player has a unique, sequentially increasing ID.Last Note: Many qb scripts need to be edited to fully utilize this feature