local function TriggerRecieved()
print("We got your request. Processing now.")
end
RequestData.OnServerInvoke = TriggerRecieved
end)
So this is the only section that matters. I have what i call a slingshot event. One server script fires the local script, and the local script fires #2 script for information from within that script.
How can i use Remote functions to send variables back to the client sided script if possible ?
Keep in mind that Remote FUNCTIONS are used to relay data from server to client and vice versa. This means that info will be passed somewhat like this: ServerInputToClient > ClientRecievesInput > ClientInputToServer > ServerRecievesClientInput.
If you are only trying to do something like ServerImputToClient > ClientRecievesInput then you want to be using Remote EVENTS. I only tell you this because sometimes people will use remote functions when they really only need to use a remote event.
Here's an example of how to set up a remote function in which the client would request something from the server and return it to the client:
-- In your Local Script
local repStorage= game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local requestData = repStorage:WaitForChild("DataRequest")
local request = requestDatat:InvokeServer() --This means that request will be whatever your Server Script returns
--In your Server Script
local repStorage= game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local dataRequest = Instance.new("RemoteFunction",repStorage)
dataRequest.Name = "DataRequest"
local function DataRequested(player)
local request = DEFINEREQUESTHERE
return request --this sends the variable "request" to your local script
end
dataRequest.OnServerInvoke = DataRequested --This means that whenever the server is invoked the DataRequested function will trigger.
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Ok but how would i reference that data sent to the local script in the local script?
That would be your "request". The server returns its definition of "request" to the client, making "requestDatat:InvokeServer()" whatever its definition in the server was.