Set Player Initial level as 1.

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comofficialakhter007 asked May 8, '24

Set Player Initial level as 1.

Trying to set Initial Player level as 1. But getting error. Need Help!

CLOUD SCRIPTS:

 handlers.SetInitialLevel = function(args, context){
     var createLevelData = {
         PlayerId: currentPlayerId,
         Data: {}
     }
     createLevelData.Data["level"] = 0;
    
     var createLevelResult = server.UpdateUserInternalData(JSON.stringify(createLevelData.Data));
     return createLevelResult;
 }

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

//-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UNIT C SARP CODE:

     void SetPlayerLevel(){
    
         var request = new ExecuteCloudScriptRequest{
             FunctionName = "SetInitialLevel"
         };
         PlayFabClientAPI.ExecuteCloudScript(request, OnLevelCreated, OnError);
    
     }
    
    
     void OnLevelCreated(ExecuteCloudScriptResult result){
         Debug.Log(JsonUtility.ToJson(result));
     }

//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I am calling this method On Login Success

ERROR

{"APIRequestsIssued":1,"Error":{"Error":"CloudScriptAPIRequestError","Message":"The script called a PlayFab API, which returned an error. See the Error logs for details.","StackTrace":"Error\n at Object.server_request (Script:181:24)\n at server.UpdateUserInternalData (Script:629:79)\n at handlers.SetInitialLevel (C5E75-main.js:9:36)\n at Object.invokeFunction (Script:117:33)"} ,

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Answer 1 · 2024-05-08T08:18:36Z

Xiao Zha answered May 8, '24

As you can see in the Player Data Management - Update User Internal Data - REST API (PlayFab Server) | Microsoft Learn, you may change the “PlayerId” in your code to “PlayFabId”. You may also need to put the entire “createLevelData” instead of “createLevelData.Data” into the API request. Below is the working code you may refer to.

 handlers.SetInitialLevel = function(args, context) {
     var createLevelData = {
         PlayFabId: currentPlayerId,
         Data: {}
     };
     createLevelData.Data["level"] = 0;
    
     var createLevelResult = server.UpdateUserInternalData(createLevelData);
     return createLevelResult;
 };

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