[Blt950]

>>> Before you read and start saying this is a GF script, please don't. The script is inspired by the Godfather saving/storing systems, which looks pretty same as in the GF in my script. So: It's not a GF script (!) <<<

Hey there, I got this weird problem.

I made a function that bans people named BanX(playerid, by(who you got banned by), reason, bool: silent)

The function looks as following:

pawn Код:

public BanX(playerid, by[], reason[], bool:silent)
{
    if(IsPlayerConnected(playerid))
    {
        new string[256];
        new sendername[MAX_PLAYERS];
        GetPlayerName(playerid, sendername, sizeof(sendername));
        
        if(strcmp(by, "nill", true) == 0)
        {
            format(string, sizeof(string), "AdmCmd: %s was banned [Reason: %s]", sendername, reason);
        }
        else
        {
            format(string, sizeof(string), "AdmCmd: %s was banned by %s [Reason: %s]", sendername, by, reason);
        }

        if(!silent) { OOCNews(COLOR_LIGHTRED, string); }
        PlayerInfo[playerid][pBans] += 1;
        PlayerInfo[playerid][pBanned] = 1;
        OnPlayerUpdate(playerid);
        printf(string);
        BanLog(string);
        Ban(playerid);
    }
}

Example of use:

pawn Код:

BanX(i, "ANTI-CHEAT", "Weapon Hack", false);

The two lines here


PlayerInfo[playerid][pBans] += 1;
PlayerInfo[playerid][pBanned] = 1;


Does not work, or apply. The playerid's file doesnt get the values saved.

I have checked the code that saves/loads the values, it's nothing wrong there. It's all correct. And should work.
So to double check that that it really didn't work I made a command like /testban that just applied those two lines I showed to you.

When I ran the command in game, the values saved and stored. So now is the question, what is wrong? Why doesn't those values do the same as in /testban at the BanX() function ?

Do you have any ideas?