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* '''_UserID''': The id of the user to which which the character was assigned.
 
* '''_UserID''': The id of the user to which which the character was assigned.
 
===== Notes =====
 
===== Notes =====
* When a character is no longer assigned to any user, i.e. if it was a player character and was then made an [[Osiris/API/CharacterMakeNPC|CharacterMakeNPC]], '''_UserID''' will be the reserved value '''-65536'''.
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* When a character is no longer assigned to any user, i.e. if it was a player character and was then made an [[Osiris/API/CharacterMakeNPC|NPC]], '''_UserID''' will be the reserved value '''-65536'''.
 
* A character can either be explicitly assigned to a user from [[Osiris/API/CharacterAssignToUser|story]], or by the game engine when a new user connects to a game. In both cases, this event gets thrown.
 
* A character can either be explicitly assigned to a user from [[Osiris/API/CharacterAssignToUser|story]], or by the game engine when a new user connects to a game. In both cases, this event gets thrown.
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===== See Also =====
 
===== See Also =====
 
* [[Osiris/API/CharacterAssignToUser|CharacterAssignToUser]]
 
* [[Osiris/API/CharacterAssignToUser|CharacterAssignToUser]]

Revision as of 19:15, 28 November 2017

Full Definition(s)
  • event CharacterReservedUserIDChanged((CHARACTERGUID)_Character, (INTEGER)_UserID)
Description

Thrown when a character gets assigned to a user, or when a character no longer is assigned to any user.

Parameters
  • _Character: The character that was (re-)assigned.
  • _UserID: The id of the user to which which the character was assigned.
Notes
  • When a character is no longer assigned to any user, i.e. if it was a player character and was then made an NPC, _UserID will be the reserved value -65536.
  • A character can either be explicitly assigned to a user from story, or by the game engine when a new user connects to a game. In both cases, this event gets thrown.
See Also