It's highly advised to only use non-cached on startup. Otherwise it can lagg the server. Cached only works when the user already came online. Perhaps we should add a cMojangAPI:FindPlayerName(a_UserName, a_OnFindCallback). It would connect to the mojang server async to add a user + UUID in our database.
(11-20-2015, 03:45 AM)NiLSPACE Wrote: [ -> ]It's highly advised to only use non-cached on startup. Otherwise it can lagg the server. Cached only works when the user already came online. Perhaps we should add a cMojangAPI:FindPlayerName(a_UserName, a_OnFindCallback). It would connect to the mojang server async to add a user + UUID in our database.
Yes, this would be a great feature. For now I changed the error message so it says the user need to be online once.
But now, what's the difference between the cached-mojangapi and the normal GetUUID?
Ohh and the file system thing doesn't work well with windows. Double back-slash is better.
The cached MojangAPI can be used even if a player is offline (but was online at least once) while the GetUUID is used on a cClientHandle or cPlayer object meaning the player
has to be online.
Really? I used it before on my WorldEdit, but I got people complaining that it didn't work:
1 2
(11-20-2015, 05:24 AM)NiLSPACE Wrote: [ -> ]The cached MojangAPI can be used even if a player is offline (but was online at least once) while the GetUUID is used on a cClientHandle or cPlayer object meaning the player has to be online.
Alright, thanks.
(11-20-2015, 05:24 AM)NiLSPACE Wrote: [ -> ]Really? I used it before on my WorldEdit, but I got people complaining that it didn't work: 1 2
Well, but they're obviously using a Linux server but I get the issue with a windows server. For Linux (e.g. Ubuntu or CentOS) a normal slash seems to be working and for windows a double-back-slash. What I'm about is the cFile class.
Yeah, but the WorldEdit plugin is still working just fine on both a Linux and a Windows server.
And it's still using a
/ instead of a \\