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{{Server function}}
{{Server function}}
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{{New feature/item|3.0140|1.3.3|5523|
{{Deprecated|onPlayerACInfo}}
This function returns anti-cheat info for a player. It can be used to script a white/blacklist of custom d3d9.dll files, or a white/blacklist of players with certain anti-cheat codes. The relevant anti-cheat code has to be disabled (or not enabled) in the server [[Mtaserver.conf#disableac|mtaserver.conf]] to be of use here.
 
{{Note|The info returned by this function can change over time, so it should be called every few seconds rather than just when the player joins. See example.}}
This function returns anti-cheat info for a player. The info returned by this function can change over time, so use the server event [[onPlayerACInfo]] instead.
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==Syntax==
==Syntax==
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
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*'''d3d9Size:''' A number representing the file size of any custom d3d9.dll the player may have installed.
*'''d3d9Size:''' A number representing the file size of any custom d3d9.dll the player may have installed.
*'''d3d9MD5:''' A string containing the MD5 of any custom d3d9.dll the player may have installed.
*'''d3d9MD5:''' A string containing the MD5 of any custom d3d9.dll the player may have installed.
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*'''d3d9SHA256:''' A string containing the SHA256 of any custom d3d9.dll the player may have installed.
*'''d3d9SHA256:''' A string containing the SHA256 of any custom d3d9.dll the player may have installed.
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==Example==  
==Example==  
This example checks getPlayerACInfo for changes every 3 seconds
This example checks getPlayerACInfo for changes every 3 seconds
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==Example==  
==Example==  
This example allows player serial exceptions for SD #28 (virtual machines)
This example allows player serial exceptions for SD #14 (virtual machines)
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<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
-- List of serials which are allowed to use virtual machines
-- List of serials which are allowed to use virtual machines
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     for _,plr in ipairs( getElementsByType("player") ) do
     for _,plr in ipairs( getElementsByType("player") ) do
         local ACInfo = getPlayerACInfo(plr)
         local ACInfo = getPlayerACInfo(plr)
         if string.find( ACInfo.DetectedAC, "28" ) then
         if string.find( ACInfo.DetectedAC, "14" ) then
             local serial = getPlayerSerial(plr)
             local serial = getPlayerSerial(plr)
             if not allowVM[serial] then
             if not allowVM[serial] then
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setTimer( checkPlayersACInfo, 3000, 0 )
setTimer( checkPlayersACInfo, 3000, 0 )
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==Requirements==
{{Requirements|1.3.3|n/a|}}


==See Also==
==See Also==
{{Player_functions}}
{{Player functions|server}}

Latest revision as of 17:12, 7 November 2024


Emblem-important.png This function is deprecated. This means that its use is discouraged and that it might not exist in future versions.

Please use onPlayerACInfo instead.


This function returns anti-cheat info for a player. The info returned by this function can change over time, so use the server event onPlayerACInfo instead.

Syntax

table getPlayerACInfo( element thePlayer )

OOP Syntax Help! I don't understand this!

Method: player:getACInfo(...)
Variable: .ACInfo


Required Arguments

  • thePlayer: The player whose anti-cheat info you want to check.

Returns

Returns a table with the following entries:

  • DetectedAC: A string containing a comma separated list of anti-cheat codes the player has triggered.
  • d3d9Size: A number representing the file size of any custom d3d9.dll the player may have installed.
  • d3d9MD5: A string containing the MD5 of any custom d3d9.dll the player may have installed.
  • d3d9SHA256: A string containing the SHA256 of any custom d3d9.dll the player may have installed.


See Also