In ER:LC, the easiest way to see someone’s ID code is usually through the game’s player or admin-related lists, not from their avatar name alone. If you mean a Roblox user ID, that’s different from an ER:LC in-game code.

What to check

  • In-game player list: look for the player’s name and any extra info the server or UI shows.
  • Server or admin panel: some ER:LC private-server/admin setups show player IDs, permissions, or team data.
  • Roblox profile link: if you need the Roblox user ID, it’s tied to their profile/account, not their display name.

If you mean a private server code

ER:LC private servers can use a join code/link rather than a player ID, and that code is usually in the private server settings. That is separate from an individual player’s ID.

Simple way to think about it

  • Player ID = the account identifier.
  • Server code = the code used to join a specific private server.
  • Display name = what the player shows in-game, which may not reveal either one.

Bottom line

If you want, I can help you with the exact steps for player ID , server code , or admin panel ID in ER:LC, since those are all a bit different.