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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Are ModuleScripts server-sided or client-sided?
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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:
local module = {
Damage = 50;
} -- end
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:
local module = require(script.Parent:FindFirstChild("ModuleName")
then you execute the damaging part. (Assuming you got the player's humanoid you need to damage)
Humanoid:TakeDamage(ModuleName.Damage)
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So I would be able to access ServerStorage if I required it from a ServerScript?
Yeah.