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giving id cards to new players doesnt work #49

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domzel123 opened this issue Jul 8, 2023 · 3 comments
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giving id cards to new players doesnt work #49

domzel123 opened this issue Jul 8, 2023 · 3 comments

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@domzel123
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When I create a new character, it does give the ID Card, but it doesnt do anything when I use it.

@Intercoolerdev
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When I create a new character, it does give the ID Card, but it doesnt do anything when I use it.

I have the same problem, did you find out?

@alp1x
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alp1x commented Aug 27, 2023

Most likely you are trying to use your old ID card, i.e. it was created before um-idcard um-idcard does not support cards created before it or created in its older version

For example, if you don't set the GiveItemStarter function in multicharacter according to um-idcard exports, you will get an ID card that will appear in your inventory, but when you open it you will get a header error because this card was not created with um-idcard

@Intercoolerdev
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Most likely you are trying to use your old ID card, i.e. it was created before um-idcard um-idcard does not support cards created before it or created in its older version

For example, if you don't set the GiveItemStarter function in multicharacter according to um-idcard exports, you will get an ID card that will appear in your inventory, but when you open it you will get a header error because this card was not created with um-idcard

Is it possible when using zr-multicharacter?

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