This is the code i use, is it incorrect?
cashStore:Increment(100,starterValueC) -- starterValueC is 100
DataStore2 Got broke
i simply get this error
if u want my code just ask me but i promise its innocent im legit 100% know that ur code is broken
local DataStore2 = require(game.ServerStorage:WaitForChild("DataStore2"))
local DefaultRank = "Noob"
local DefaultCapacity = 15
local DefaultRankBoost = 1
DataStore2.Combine("Sticks", "Coins", "Kills", "X2Sticks", "Class", "ClassBoost", "Kill Streak", "Capacity")
function plrAdded(player)
local SticksStore = DataStore2("Sticks", player)
local CoinsStore = DataStore2("Coins", player)
local KillStore = DataStore2("Kills", player)
local ClassStore = DataStore2("Class", player)
local ClassBoostStore = DataStore2("ClassBoost", player)
local X2Sticks = DataStore2("X2Sticks", player)
local X2Coins = DataStore2("X2Coins", player)
local KillCombos = DataStore2("Kill Streak", player)
local CapacityStore = DataStore2("Capacity", player)
local folder = Instance.new("Folder")
folder.Name = "leaderstats"
folder.Parent = player
-- Get the stats
local Sticks = Instance.new("NumberValue")
Sticks.Parent = folder
Sticks.Name = "Sticks"
Sticks.Value = SticksStore:Get(0)
SticksStore:OnUpdate(function(value)
Sticks.Value = value
end)
local Coins = Instance.new("NumberValue")
Coins.Name = "Coins"
Coins.Parent = player
Coins.Value = CoinsStore:Get(0)
CoinsStore:OnUpdate(function(value)
Coins.Value = value
end)
local Kills = Instance.new("NumberValue")
Kills.Parent = player
Kills.Name = "Deaths"
Kills.Value = KillStore:Get(0)
KillStore:OnUpdate(function(value)
Kills.Value = value
end)
local KillStreaks = Instance.new("NumberValue")
KillStreaks.Name = "Kill Streaks"
KillStreaks.Parent = folder
KillStreaks.Value = KillCombos:Get(0)
KillCombos:OnUpdate(function(value)
KillStreaks.Value = value
end)
local Rank = Instance.new("StringValue")
Rank.Name = "Class"
Rank.Parent = folder
Rank.Value = ClassStore:Get(DefaultRank)
ClassStore:OnUpdate(function(value)
Rank.Value = value
end)
local RankBoost = Instance.new("NumberValue")
RankBoost.Name = "ClassBoost"
RankBoost.Parent = Rank
RankBoost.Value = ClassBoostStore:Get(DefaultRankBoost)
ClassBoostStore:OnUpdate(function(value)
Rank.Value = value
end)
local Caps = Instance.new("NumberValue")
Caps.Name = "MaxCapacity"
Caps.Parent = Sticks
Caps.Value = CapacityStore:Get(DefaultCapacity)
CapacityStore:OnUpdate(function(value)
Caps.Value = value
end)
end
for _, player in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
plrAdded(player)
end
game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(plrAdded)
For now, ill wait for you and wait for solutions
On its own, no, this is correct.
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You are not using Combine right. You need a master key as the first argument, but you don’t have one.
It’s not.
it would be clear that number value was the error
i used this without master keys and works but now it gets errors
And if placed in a module and called everytime a purchase receipt is finished? Would that break it?
I’m not sure what you mean, but if you call that in a process receipt code it’ll be fine.
When I add new stuff into my table, how I can make so existing players in datastore, gets the new key in table? If you can, could you please provide an example
Read the documentation for GetTable. Remember that using one key that’s a large table is an anti pattern and should not be used in DataStore2, if that’s your use case.
So, like instead of using get(table) I should use :GetTable(table). Correct me if I am wrong.
Yes, that is correct.
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That is what i am doing, although another function for another kind of currency is also in the same module. Would this effect it? And would you like to see the source code?
That doesn’t sound like it should affect anything. You should just test it and see what happens.
Hello @Kampfkarren,
I have a question about the DataStore2 Combine.
Do DataStore2.Combine() have maximum amounts of keys like I can add more individual keys without worried about the limits or slowing the DataStore2 down?
For example, this has 19 keys combined with the master key
Also it is necessary to combine the tables as well?
DataStore2.Combine("DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA", "DATA")
The limit is just until your total data hits the 260k characters limit. That being said, that happening is extremely rare unless you’re doing something crazy.
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I understand, thank you.
I’m going to adding more data with int values etc.
I have. Here are some screenshots.
Before tokens purchase:
After tokens purchase:
Before cash purchase:
After cash purchase:
Source code(Main Script):
local MPS = game:GetService("MarketplaceService")
local Module = require(script.Module)
MPS.ProcessReceipt = function(receiptInfo)
local plr = game.Players:GetPlayerByUserId(receiptInfo.PlayerId)
if receiptInfo.ProductId == 956944872 then
Module.Buy100(plr,"Cash")
elseif receiptInfo.ProductId == 953110738 then
Module.Buy100(plr,"Tokens")
end
end
Source code(Module Script):
local DataStore2 = require(game.ServerScriptService.DataStore2)
local starterValueT = 5
local starterValueC = 100
DataStore2.Combine("MainStats","tokens", "cash")
local module = {}
module.Buy100 = function(plr,currency)
local tokensStore = DataStore2("tokens",plr)
local cashStore = DataStore2("cash",plr)
if currency == "Cash" then
cashStore:Increment(100,starterValueC) -- starterValueC is 100
elseif currency == "Tokens" then
tokensStore:Increment(100,starterValueT)
end
end
return module
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Sorry if there was any confusion. I meant to report a bug.
You never return Enum.ProductPurchaseDecision.PurchaseGranted on success, or Enum.ProductPurchaseDecision.NotProcessedYet on failure. Roblox will keep calling your function for 3 days until it returns PurchaseGranted.
Not sure what else is up but, with indentation, you can see an issue better.
local Players = game:GetService("Players")
local MarketplaceService = game:GetService("MarketplaceService")
local module = require(script.Module)
local products =
{
[956944872] = "cash",
[953110738] = "tokens"
}
function MarketplaceService.ProcessReceipt(receipt)
local client = Players:GetPlayerByUserId(receipt.PlayerId)
if not client then -- Probably left/disconnected
return Enum.ProductPurchaseDecision.NotProcessedYet
end
module.Buy100(client, products[receipt.ProductId])
return Enum.ProductPurchaseDecision.PurchaseGranted
end
Also notice I put the product ID’s in a mapping of the ID to what currency they correspond to. It is there to prevent hardcoding elseif’s.
You would do similar for the buy 100 module.
local starting_values =
{
coins = 100,
tokens = 5
}
module.Buy100 = function(client, currency)
DataStore2(currency, client):Increment(100, starting_values[currency])
end
Again, used tables to avoid hardcoding.
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Thank you so much. I will test this later 
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