I need help on this. can anyone help?
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What can i use _G for?
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You can use _G. for global (Hence the G.) variables, which can be accessed throughout your game. So say I had one script that read below;
_G.Tag = "Hello Digital"
and another script that read;
print(_G.Tag)
Then the variable would be read through the game and the print function would print Hello Digital.
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Two points to mention are nested Tables, and the fact that functions are technically variables in Lua, and thus can be added to Tables.
Ummm... You can explain that because I hardly understood that...
Also there is a separate _G table for server-side and client-side scripts.
@duckwit; Each client gets its own _G for LocalScripts. It's not shared between clients.