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Allows to get the value set with [[Entity::setOwnVariable|entity.setOwnVariable(key, value)]]. | Allows to get the value set with [[Entity::setOwnVariable|entity.setOwnVariable(key, value)]]. | ||
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This will set the job id for this player, which will only be available to him. | This will set the job id for this player, which will only be available to him. | ||
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So we get the value that we set earlier. | So we get the value that we set earlier. | ||
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Revision as of 09:21, 4 January 2021
Server-Side Function
 JavaScript
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Allows to get the value set with entity.setOwnVariable(key, value).
JavaScript Syntax
Syntax
entity.getOwnVariable(key);
Required Arguments
- *entity: Object
- *key: String
Example
This will set the job id for this player, which will only be available to him.
Server-Side
player.setOwnVariable("jobId", 9);
So we get the value that we set earlier.
Server-Side
player.getOwnVariable("jobId"); // 9