[Giovanni]

Quote:

pawn Code: format(string1, sizeof string1, "{44A1D0}Level: {FFFFFF}[%d] {44A1D0}Money: {FFFFFF}[$%d] {44A1D0}AdminLevel: {FFFFFF}[$%d] {44A1D0}VIP: {FFFFFF}[$%d] {44A1D0}VW: {FFFFFF}[$%d] {44A1D0}Int: {FFFFFF}[$%d]", level,money,admin,vip,vw,interior);

You really don't need to create new variables. You could do it as well like this:

Code:

format(string,sizeof(string),"[Adminlevel: %d || Kills: %d ]",Player[playerid][Adminlevel],Player[playerid][Kills]);

So that means: You assign a Variable, in our case the normal player variable, to a sign inside a string.

( Player[playerid][Adminlevel] = %d )

So that sign in the string will be replaced with the Adminlevel the player has.

Note:
%s = String [ex.: Player Motto]
%d // %i = Integer [ex.: Admin Level / Score]
%f = Float [ex.: Player Health]


And in his example, the dialoge is just there to make it look nicer. You can also output it to the player in form of a simple chat message (With SendClientMessage)