Advanced save code?

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So if anyone here has ran a cracked Minecraft server before, then you probably know what a no_(insert bad word that starts with a b)_filter plugin is.

For anyone who doesn't know

a no_(insert bad word that starts with a b)_filter makes it so that anyone who logs in must make a password for their username. Then, if another player joins with the same username, it asks them for the password to their username.

I want to implement a feature like this into my map for a more advanced save code system, but I need some help on how to make it.

Any ideas?

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What do you mean by that? The code to make a plugin or the gam3 cod3?

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Uhh, maybe encode a password from the players name, and then encode that into the save code?

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I just want a system to mark the players name and password, and then if someone joins with the same name, ask them for the password to that name

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Wait..
Are you saying that you made a system that can record data from play?
Since you said you want anyone that joined a same username as someone before would need a password, does that not mean you would at least need to record the username?
I would assume you didn’t, but I got confused, please explain to me

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I don’t think the this specific system is possible yet because we don’t have cloud variables.

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Sadly no…

That’s what Im aiming for here. If I did have a sys like that, I’d probably just close this topic myself.

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cloud variable josho pretty pls.
There must be some possible method though. Hate to be the one who says it, but blackhole wasn’t wrong. It’s just not possible yet

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Just went through all devices
Unless there is a bug, there is no method for a non-creator-player play through to cause a change in set up of devices or values of properties in game
It would be possible if you made people record data on a separate server and manually updated properties every time the server gets updated
But i don’t think anyone would do that, and there are still lots of problems with it
So no

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Honestly.

You’re probably right.

I’ma just mark a solution for now and maybe come back to this topic a century later to see if the cloud variables ever come :P

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