Answered by
gskw 1046 
4 years ago Edited 4 years ago
Yes, ModuleScripts are allowed to require other ModuleScripts. In fact, with more complex games, it is good practice to have sub-dependencies (with a hierarchical structure) rather than a flat structure. So for example, your modules could be like this:
One thing that is not allowed is for ModuleScript loading to cause a cycle. That is, a ModuleScript A can't require a ModuleScript B so that it ModuleScript A gets required again before it has returned a value. For example, this is not allowed:
1 | local self_module = require(script) |
4 | self_module = self_module |
This is because requiring this module would cause the module to get required again infinitely many times.
However, this is allowed:
2 | get_self_module = function() |
The latter is allowed, because the require() can only run after the module has fully loaded (and returned a value).
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