UserOwnsGamepasAsync Request 400.

[Tzui]

Out of the blue, my player’s ability to access their gamepasses completely went out of the window. It’s pretty weird, and I have no idea how to solve this. All of the errors remain the exact same.

Here’s the code from the module, which is being properly called and hasn’t been changed:

local MarketplaceService = game:GetService(“MarketplaceService”)

local gamepasses = {}

gamepasses.passes = {
effectspass = {
game.Workspace:GetAttribute(“Pass_Effects”),
},
customizationpass = {
game.Workspace:GetAttribute(“Pass_Customization”),
},
movepass = {
game.Workspace:GetAttribute(“Pass_Movement”),
},
toolspass = {
game.Workspace:GetAttribute(“Pass_Tools”),
},
tunespass = {
game.Workspace:GetAttribute(“Pass_Tunes”),
},
animationspass = {
game.Workspace:GetAttribute(“Pass_Animations”),
},

meshpass = {
	659450959,
	1637940266,
	175373352,
	641829721,
},

}

function gamepasses:PlayerHasGamepass(player: Player, gamepassType: string)
for _,id in ipairs(gamepasses.passes[gamepassType]) do
if MarketplaceService:UserOwnsGamePassAsync(player.UserId, id) then
return true
end
end

return false

end

return gamepasses

Expected behavior

Gamepass should return true or false correctly instead of throwing a status 400 error.

[Tzui]

bump. still having this issue and it’s fairly weird

[Grenadilla1]

Hi, we’re looking into this issue.

I see you’ve provided the pass IDs you’re passing into the API, but just wanted to double check if it’s possible at all if you’re trying to call this API with invalid user or game pass IDs (IDs <= 0)?

[Tzui]

It should be passing the player correctly, since I’m calling the localplayer on a local script.
“movepass” has an attribute in the workspace that just stores the ID so the code can remain the same across multiple games.
Though, in the original module script I sent in my first post, meshpass gives specific IDs which doesn’t rely on the workspace. (Parallel import failure, first dev console picture)

Script:
if GamepassModule:PlayerHasGamepass(game.Players.LocalPlayer, “movepass”) then
– code stuff
end

Explorer: