Tebex: HexID returns FiveM ID instead of Steam64 Hex

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Hello FiveM Developers,

I contacted Tebex regarding this issue, though they informed me that I should be approaching you regarding this instead.

I’m just going to copy and paste from the email I sent to them:

I’ve been having this issue for quite a long time now, but I’ve just kinda dealt with it manually - though its starting to become a problem.

With the FiveM system, you use to be able to use {hexid} to get the users steam hexid as explained in your “Introduction to Commands”
({hexid} - This returns the Hex ID (e.g. steam:110000abf6b0001) for the player.)

Though since the FiveM migration thingo, it now returns a hexadecimal version of the Cfx.re account identifier.
For instance, when the command is ran, it sends the following to my server:

My FiveM ID: “fivem:640713”
My FiveM ID in Hex: “9C6C9”

What my server receives when the command is ran: “steam:9C6C9”
What it should receive: “steam:110000106c0879b”

This has been an issue for a few months now, but its starting to become more and more frustrating.
Hopefully this is a quick fix.

Hopefully this can be resolved soon,
Cheers!

2

Are you using some way old server version?

Current server code is super simple and it’s impossible for it to be doing dec->hex conversion or adding ‘steam:’ to a string randomly:

					auto client = m_instance->GetComponent<fx::ClientRegistry>()->GetClientByNetID(netId);

					if (client)
					{
						for (const auto& identifier : client->GetIdentifiers())
						{
							if (identifier.find("steam:") == 0)
							{
								steamIdentifier = identifier;
								break;
							}
						}
					}

					ExecuteCommandList(data, netId, { { "sid", std::to_string(netId) }, { "hexid", steamIdentifier } });

In fact, no release supporting ‘hexid’ ever can have done this:

… so I’m really wondering what you are doing script-wise.

Actually, aha.

You’re using the old Tebex resource and not the built-in integration.

3

I’m starting to learn lua, so you can show me a more detailed example of how to implement this function with {hex} . I just don’t understand how to pass {hex} to the command. Sorry for my English