When I call executeCloudScript on the client, I understand that I can use the currentPlayerId property in cloud code.
However, can I use the currentPlayerID property when calling a cloud script from'Game Manager'?
For example, can I use the currentPlayerID property instead of the context parameter
when calling a cloud function from a rule, task, or individual player tab?
>> However, can I use the currentPlayerID property when calling a cloud script from'Game Manager'?
Yes, when you call the CloudScript function in the Player Tab, the currentPlayerId would be the id of the player you select.
>> For example, can I use the currentPlayerID property instead of the context parameter.
You can’t use the currentPlayerId instead of the context, they are different concepts. As this section said, currentPlayerId is a global variable, which is set to the PlayFabId of the player requesting this call. The context would contain the caller’s Profiles. When the Cloud Script function is called from a PlayStream action, context would also contain the information of the event.
>> when calling a cloud function from a rule, task, or individual player tab?
Yes, CurrentPlayerId can be used when the CloudScript is called from the Scheduled Tasks, Player Tabs or Rules that triggered by player events.
The last part isnt working for me, I cant save the rule with "CurrentPlayerId" Argument:
I google for 2 days now but cant find an answer.
I get this error if I use CurrentPlayerID:
[FunctionName("UpdateStatisticPoint")]
public static async Task<dynamic> UpdateStatisticPoint([HttpTrigger(AuthorizationLevel.Function, "get", "post", Route = null)] HttpRequest req, ILogger log)
{
var context = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<FunctionExecutionContext<dynamic>>(await req.ReadAsStringAsync());
var args = context.FunctionArgument;
var argsPlayerID = (string)args["profileID"] ?? string.Empty;
var profileID = string.IsNullOrEmpty(argsPlayerID) ? context.CallerEntityProfile.Lineage.MasterPlayerAccountId : argsPlayerID;
var statisticName = (string)args["statisticName"] ?? string.Empty;
var value = (int)args["value"];
var serverApi = new PlayFabServerInstanceAPI(FabSettingAPI);
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