Storing Steam64 with floats

Hello, right now my system stores the players time for completing a map, but it does not store the Steam64. Does anyone have any ideas for that?

Code:

 private void LoadDataOne()
        {
          fastestTimesOne = Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.ReadObject<List<float>>(Name + "_TimesOne");
        }
        private void SaveDataOne()
        {
          Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.WriteObject<List<float>>(Name + "_TimesOne", fastestTimesOne);
        }

Code:

              fastestTimesOne.Add(time);
              SaveDataOne();

 

with floats not as floats

 

Wait so it stores a bunch of floats but doesn't connect them to userID of the players?

Edit: If so, I suggest using a dictionary instead of list...

 

OK, so what i want is a steam64 to be stored with the specific users float

 

Create a custom class or use a dictionary.

 

I don't believe you understand. I want the users float associated with a float in the data file. Sorry for the misunderstanding

 

I believe I do understand, you want to map the Steam IDs to the times.

 

Code:

        //Data class is what we use to access our data, simple enough.
        public Data storedData;
        public class Data
        {
            //A dictionary with the key of a ulong(user ID), and the value of a float(time). Used to store the player and link it to a float.
            public Dictionary<ulong, float> yourTimes = new Dictionary<ulong, float>();
        }
        //Load data
        public void LoadData()
        {
            storedData = Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.ReadObject<Data>(this.Title);
        }
        //Getting the users data, returns 0 and creates a new player if none exists.
        public float GetUserTime(ulong id)
        {
            float tryData = 0f;
            if(!storedData.yourTimes.TryGetValue(id, out tryData))
                storedData.yourTimes.Add(id, 0);            return tryData;
        }
        //Sets a user time.
        public void SetUserTime(ulong id, float time)
        {
            if (!storedData.yourTimes.ContainsKey(id))
            {
                storedData.yourTimes.Add(id, time);
                return;
            }
            storedData.yourTimes[id] = time;
        }
        //Writes data to the file.
        public void WriteData()
        {
            Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.WriteObject<Data>(this.Title, storedData);
        }

A basic example of what you want. As Kappasaurus said, you've gotta use a custom class/dictionary to store the data and link it to an object. In my example im using a dictionary with a ulong and float, this could easily be adapted to store a class and link that to a player.
[DOUBLEPOST=1516991680][/DOUBLEPOST]Side note, you don't have to store it in the Data class, I think you can just write the dictionary to data if that's all you are going to be storing.