ServerScript
local Mod = require(game.Workspace.ModuleScript)
game.Workspace.Value.Value = Mod.Return()
Module_Script
local module = {}
function Return()
return 40
end
return module
game.Workspace.Value is a intvalue and its value isnt changing to 40 for some reason
Ah, you were close. Basically, a module is a table. How do we add things into tables? Well we can do it a number of ways. You can use dot syntax, brackets, etc.
So if we have a table called module (module = {}), then we need to add a function into that table.
You do that by doing function module.Func() end
ServerScript:
--Script
local module = require(workspace.ModuleScript) --grab the module
local numValue = game.Workspace.NumValue
numValue.Value = module.Return() --return function returns 40, value is now equal to 40
ModuleScript:
--Module
local module = {} --Table
function module.Return() --Add function to table
return 40
end
return module --return the module
If you want a bit deeper understanding, then you should also know that we're using syntax sugar whenever we do function module.Func() end.
Normally you'd have to do something like this:
module.Func = function() end but luckily we have something thats much easier to read now.
You're still not doing what I told you to. Use
local module = {}
function module.Return()
return 40
end
return module
you should actually explain why, instead of throwing code in peoples faces, dude.
I did on the post he posted literally 10 mins ago
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My wordings a bit off, a module isnt exactly a table* it returns a table with whatever you put in it. Sorry about that, but everything else is more or less correct here. I wont bother changing it
Hey they don't have to return a table but this is correct apart from that
Thanks haha.