I am making a surfacegui control, and the controls functions are on the script.
However, the module does not want to parent to AvionicFrames
local module = require(3076646088)
module.Parent = script.Parent.Parent.AvionicFrames
the Error occurs on when the Parent is taking place.
This is because what you receive with require() returns a table to the respectively declared variable, not an actual ModuleScript Instance; therefore cannot be physically moved.
'module' contains all the content that resides within the asset ID provided, simply, if you desire to use these acquired functions within a Script as a Parent of 'AvionicFrames', create a ModuleScript in said placement, or use the line acquiring the content in whichever Script the function are needed.
Is there another method? Because i would not like to use a physical script to prevent leaks
Yes, as I stated, for your situation you'd probably want to use the line acquiring the content: 'local module = require(aassetid)'. This will allow you to have access to the content in an array format, simply write 'module.[function/variable]' and you'll be able to use it; this won't require you to create the physical ModuleScript.
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you can get the actual script by replacing the numbers in a link like this: https://www.roblox.com/library/3076646088/Certified-Horizan-Core
The numbers are the same though.
If the client is running it, they have access to the source as well. As long as you apply a lot of server communication, it should be useless when stolen.
And what can i do Instead of using a real script that people can just access it in roblox studio? Because your getting no where closer explaining Why my ModuleScript won't parent.