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Which would be faster, and is there a better way?
So, let's say there's this server script doing everything mostly on its own, might use RemoteEvents to connect with some local scripts. Would that be slower or faster than let's say 2 local scripts and 1 server script, the first local script firing a RemoteEvent to the server, then having the local script respond a RemoteEvent on all clients and doing what the server script would? The reason I ask if there is a better way is because this seems extremely amateur and I feel I'm not doing this the most secure way available, or even the least laggy.
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i have no idea what u r saying so ill just comment a vague "it depends" TheluaBanana 946 — 5y
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It actually depends. Please provide an example script. SaltyIceberg 81 — 5y
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If you use I server script and some other local scripts you can use a remote event to fire certain things inside the server script.