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So weird

and I see the same that youre saying

I'm looking at allocs code

Yeh

but could be changed

still cant imagine that happening so often

its an upload of the players ttp file basically

that /used/ to run a lot slower

O damn that GIF is laggy lol

bwoah

So there's a few blocks diff but that's cause there's a few s diff between both calls

top pos is getplayersonline, bottom is getplayerlist

public void SavePlayerData (ClientInfo _cInfo, PlayerDataFile _playerDataFile) {
try {
PersistentContainer.Instance.Players [_cInfo.playerId, true].Update (_playerDataFile);
} catch (Exception e) {
Log.Out ("Error in GM_SavePlayerData: " + e);
}
}

and the persistent data update is tied to the saveplayerdata api

ingame online players dict

foreach (KeyValuePair<int, EntityPlayer> current in w.Players.dict) {
ClientInfo ci = ConnectionManager.Instance.Clients.ForEntityId (current.Key);
Player player = PersistentContainer.Instance.Players [ci.playerId, false];

getplayeronline=

allocs data

foreach (KeyValuePair<string, Player> kvp in playersList.Dict) {
Player p = kvp.Value;

Players playersList = PersistentContainer.Instance.Players;

playerlist=

*imagine

i cant image thats in sync all the time

I was just flying around, not dying

Not even

would be great

maybe a death triggers a sync

on every playerdatafile sync

Ahh somethings weird then

Cause in the little test script I did, both calls did the same position

prox every 30 secs

When does allocs persistent data get updated?

getplayersonline uses the current online players so is realtime

so not realtime data

playerlist uses allocs persistent data

That would be fun on a drop on death server 😂

Lmao XD

/bag as in tea

I died a LOT of times and this seems to work as expected ^^

And accompanying custom command ofcourse:

😂

😄

If I'm not missing something big here, this makes my life easier as I can reuse the old logic 😄

With 1-2 blocks difference but that's probably cause I'm flying and there's some delay between both calls

/tmp cat test.sh     
#!/bin/bash

curl -L 'https://7d2d.csmm.app/api/getplayersonline?adminuser=csmm&admintoken=aaa' | jq .[].position
curl -L 'https://7d2d.csmm.app/api/getplayerlist?adminuser=csmm&admintoken=aaa' | jq .players[].position

Tested like this, seems like both calls get the same location data back

Whatever is triggering it

I think the persistent data is updating in time

Hey @User 36612002 what was the diff between getplayersonline and getplayerlist again?

I remember I was supposed to use getplayersonline to make sure the latest position is recorded but I'm doing both requests at the same time and both return correct locations