| Player ID Research |

Interesting…

So the bottom two were in the same server.

Also, note, this is a wiki. please do not edit unless i give permision

New idea, what if the ID are server based increments?
Such as if there are 1 server the id would be 1
And 2 servers it would be 2

Next note the 6814 has changed to 6815
As seen in Coderdashes Id and mines comparison.

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OH I DIDNT NOTICE THAT.

YOU JUST EARNED MY RESPECT FOR TODAY.

yes, i wanted to say gimit instead of gimkit.

Huh. Investigating now.

The first 4 digits would not be hour based as the 6814/24
Would be 283.916 recurring.

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Wait, if the alt joined, wont the id be the same, as the account is the same?

Since this:

I don’t believe the name affects the player ID. If it did, there wouldn’t any purpose of the player ID.

Screen recording 2025-05-02 2.46.39 PM

This seems weird. Its glitching?

Edit:
Since i have two tabs, it is trying to show both ids at the same time.

Edit 2:
Forgor to make it player scope

Edit 3: there were 3 people, not two

Edit 4: I editied this so many times :)))

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No I don’t think so cause technically a new ‘player’ joined the game

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Wait… looking at your IDs, what if the hex digits after the first six chars are randomized like a uuid?

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Seems like it.
Take @AstralLuke’s screenshots.
You can see after 6814da it is completly random.

we could create some mechanics off this. The ID changes, or is it permanent?

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That still raises the question of what the first 6 chars are

that number string, right there! Almost everyone has that! @Coderdash’s ID has 6815, though…

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Reinforces my belief that it’s a time stamp
(Don’t forget it’s hex tho, there’s two more characters to be accounted for)

timestamp? Elaborate, if you can.

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It might not as it has been 6 hours and it is still 6815

Wait Apollo does that mean that all the gimkit url’s for discovery/building just the creators/host’s player ID? This is just a thought

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You know how uuids have a hex-encoded unix millisecond timestamp? Im thinking when you convert the 6 chacters, it might come up as like a pointer to a time after a date (like today is 68… from date x)

It’s the first 6 chars