# Player Profile Data Providers

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The Morpheus platform by default stores a limited set of data about each player (the "player profile"), and provides built in functions to get and set this data. This data is currently limited to:

* Player Display Name
* MML Avatar URL
* User ID (get only)

Use an `M2_WebServicesProfileDataProvider` to get and set this data, and to configure exactly how the data is stored.

See `WBP_M2Example_SettingsMenu` for an example of loading and saving the player name and avatar.

## Configuring a Profile Data Provider

Profile data is just a series of key-value pairs. The default Morpheus implementation is in `BP_M2_ProfileDataProvider` and uses the `M2_KVStoreService` to store data.

The default data provider can be changed in the World Settings by providing your own child blueprint of `M2_WebServicesProfileDataProvider` and overriding the relevant functions. See `BP_M2_ProfileDataProvider` as a reference implementation.

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## Accessing profile data

Get the `M2_WebServicesProfileDataProvider` world service to access profile data:

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The profile data is loaded as part of bootflow, so the `HasProfileBeenLoaded` check is only necessary if called before bootflow completes.

The `LocalUserIndex` will usually be `0` (this exists to support e.g. multiple bots running on the same client)

## Saving profile data

To save new name and avatar data, use the `M2_WebServicesProfileDataProvider` world service again:

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