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What are the differences of ReplicatedStorage and ReplicatedFirst? And what do they do?
In the past few months of learning scripting, I always wonder... what does the ReplicatedStorage and ReplicatedFirst do? I’ve learned that they both store data. But other than that I’m still wondering what data they store? What are their differences beside being able to store data? And what kinds of data do you put in them? Please help me on this certain topic.
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ReplicatedFirst is for LocalScripts and things that need to be replicated to the client first. ReplicatedStorage is just like ServerStorage but all its children are replicated to all clients. ReplicatedStorage is for things such as Remote Events/Remote Functions. Here are the articles on the Developer Hub relating to ReplicatedFirst and ReplicatedStorage.
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Children of ReplicatedStorage can be accessed by both the server and client, whereas ServerStorage can only be accessed by the server. AntiWorldliness 868 — 3y