Is there a possible way to do this? It would be mainly to just put at the end of the majority of scripts like.
_G.FireServer()
Hopefully someone understands what I'm getting at and can tell me if this is possible.
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A global :FireServer function?
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Well _G is a table of stuff that you add to, so what you could do is in one script set a variable for that RemoteEvent instance or whatever then get to it from another script.
Heres what I did, first i create a script to set _G.event as a BindableEvent and also created a function for when it was called code, hierarchy
Then in another script I made sure that _G.event wasn't nil then fired to it code
But I don't recommend this because firing to the same instance over and over and over can build up traffic for it resulting in slow response times. Make different instances for differents things.
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Why not use a BindableFunction instead?