Confusing? Yes it is! Just remember that Steam64ID is the one you want to use in most cases, as some of the newer formats are not being used by all games yet. You can see they are not only different formats, but completely different numbers too. In the screenshot below, ALL of those are ID numbers for the same "Nodecraft" account. There are other ID formats too, some of which are older formats being slowly phased out, and some are just now being introduced (Steam3ID is the brand new baby of the Steam ID family, but it's not being used by everybody yet). For example, the Steam64ID for Nodecraft's account on Steam is: 76561198157725231 In this format, the account number is a 17 digit long number. There are several formats of ID numbers used by Steam, but the one most commonly used by games is the " Steam64ID". Those numbers can be added to the game's config files, for setting such things as server owner, admins, whitelisting players, and many many other things. Many games can use those Steam ID numbers for player accounts to quickly and easily identify players on your server. Every game, every mod in the workshop, every community group, and every player account. Just about everything that is on Steam's game launcher has a unique ID number associated with it, like the license plates on cars.
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