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Stupid annoying bug....
On server i work on called atrius, we have a name system, so someone can introduce themselve and you set name you see them as, if I log on as gman4pwnu which is my account name serverside, it is fine, but if i log on as maybe gMAN4PWnU then the string is not same as account and you see as unknown again, i was wondering if you could force clientside account to use serverside account? or maybe make strings not case sensitive?
Actually I fixed the problem, still maybe a bug, but in my chat system it would send account name from client and use that serverside to send to other clients, instead I just get accountname serverside and send text that way. |
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He banned my little brother account cause he so called "hacked his acct name clientside" Who in their right mind would bother doing that? No less, I am banned their for no reason. They stated: I said I will pay 30.00$ to destroy Atrius. But their is NO PROOF at all stating that I or nobody said that. madj the owner said G-man just hates me and tries to find anyway to ban me possible. Gman: Your using a string to set your account? Then: In Control-NPC on actionplayeronline just make it setstring your account their? If that doesn't solve it, then I am not understanding your problem. |
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Serverside = Your account case-sensitive which you registered. The account that is showed in database. Clientside = Your account that you are logging in with no matter where you put your caps etc... It's not a bug, I think it suppost to be their. |
G-man. Make a function that converts every letter to lower case then >.>
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I fixed it, i just made it send the account that was serverside while transferring text to players in chat sys. |
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*Edit* Guess you beat me to it. |
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