This has been flipping me for hours.
On Replicated Storage: LoadingScreenMarkAsReadyEvent [RemoteEvent]
On Local Script:
local LoadingScreenMarkAsReadyEvent = game.ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild('LoadingScreenMarkAsReadyEvent)
local Team1 = {}
local Team2 = {}
local teamName = "Red"
local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
print(player.Name) --/Comment1
print(teamName) --/Comment2
print(teamName .. " ") --/Comment3
LoadingScreenMarkAsReadyEvent:FireServer(player, teamName, Team1, Team2)
Comment1: Consteleo
Comment2: Red
Comment3: Red
On Server Script:
local LoadingScreenMarkAsReadyEvent = game.ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild('LoadingScreenMarkAsReadyEvent)
local function LoadingScreenMarkAsReady(localPlayer, teamName, Team1, Team2)
print(localPlayer.Name) --/Comment1
print(teamName) --/Comment2
print(teamName .. " ") --/Comment3
end
LoadingScreenMarkAsReadyEvent:OnServerEvent:Connect(LoadingScreenMarkAsReady)
Comment1: Consteleo
Comment2: Consteleo //???
Comment3: Error: Attempt to concatenate Instance with string. //?????????????
There is no line jump in my actual code. It's just in the preview of ScriptingHelpers Lua code block
3 comments
The OnServerEvent signal automatically receives the Client firing the Remote. The first argument is a l w a y s the Player Object of said Client. You haven't accommodated for this, which has pushed each parameter over one.
The quickest fix is to remove the redundancy in your LocalScript. Don't pass the Player when calling :FireServer().
Oh my god, thank you very much. You have saved my sanity. Bless your day!