Are ModuleScripts server-sided or client-sided?
As in the title, I was wondering if ModuleScripts run on the server or run on the client, so I can know what I'm able to access.
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Basically, ModuleScripts inherit where they were called from. Meaning if you were to require it from a ServerScript then it would act as a ServerScript. And if you were to require it from a LocalScript then it would act as a LocalScript.
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Technically, they're neither, given the information I got from devrbxpage/ModuleScript, it's more like a printer.
Say if you're making settings for a tool and you wanted to add the setting "Damage". You can do:
1 | local module = { |
2 | Damage = 50; |
3 | } -- end |
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5 | return module |
and it gives out all the information wanted and needed. If you wanted to use it for another script (local or server), you can identify the module's settings/values by putting:
1 | local module = require(script.Parent:FindFirstChild("ModuleName") |
then you execute the damaging part. (Assuming you got the player's humanoid you need to damage)
1 | Humanoid:TakeDamage(ModuleName.Damage) |
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