One important takeaway from Module Scripts as well is, when you call require with a specific module, the code of the Module Script is only executed *once*, even if multiple scripts call require with that module script. But each time you do call require with that module, it returns the same data each time. So in the case of it returning a table, it will be the same table. So you could even use the module script to share mutatable data between multiple scripts.

@jnprge

3 ай бұрын

another important tip: if you use an actor to contain your script, and if you require the modulescript, it WILL be executed again this will make another table you don't want, and is the main reason why i never use actors with modules

@Kitsune_Dev

3 ай бұрын

it’s called Caching (Cache)

@Kitsune_Dev

3 ай бұрын

@@jnprgeyou can’t anyway, it will error when requiring in parallel

@jnprge

3 ай бұрын

@@Kitsune_Dev you can outside of parallel tho, that is how i found the issue

Every time this guy uploads a new video, my scripting skills go up like crazy.

This channel is definately the step from going to intermediate to advanced keep up the stuff man

The real examples were very helpful! Thank you and please make more of this type of content!

I love watching your videos, I really want to get better at making clean and good games, thanks to you im learning new stuff from you. Please if you can, Keep up uploading videos like this 🙏

This was so helpful! I couldn't find a video with a simple explanation that shows you how to use module scripts properly, tysm again!

An extremely informative video, thanks for making this!

No wayyy this is the exact video I needed 😭 tysm

Very useful knowledge. Thanks for this video !

Great video, kudos for the real examples, because i've seen a lot of those "hello world" tutorials with module scripts and i understood them but still haf a hard time figuring how to use them in my real projects. This video is awesome!

I greatly appreciate your teaching style and the real world examples.

You don't understand how much this helped me. God bless!

idec about this video you seem like youre a saint brother, good stuff

incredibly useful video (as always)!

@74L

3 ай бұрын

Agreed

This is awesome bro

well done and nice explained. thank you and keep up the good work.

These videos will help you make the transition from intermediate to advanced. Play these videos a multiple times & your scripting habits will improve. Dont give up now the fact that you are here is proof enough that you came a long way from where you started.

Great video

Bro I love it it's like a father teaching us :0

needed this video omg

Thank you so much :D

Damn, you're good

love this

The previous video is very good. I signed up

@DropperMaster

3 ай бұрын

I would like to see a detailed video on how to clean up the garbage in the code. How to clean the OOP component after removal. I know about the "Debris" library. And I know roughly what "Destroy" should look like in OOP. However, many people are interested in this. And maybe it would be informative.

I like how in Rust (my fav pr language) code is just in the src folder, so it is easy to organize, but on Roblox... i had to write a library to load scripts, but at least it is easier to scale/organize.

Module scripts are amazing and save so much time

actual goat 🐐

@wav8518

Ай бұрын

vica chile

can you talk about Test driven development and TestEz?

How can I access the data that I put inside of Mosul script and place it in the workspace and that was done by sever script but how can I access that data from local script

U should definitly make a game videos, but not like simulator games you know also i like ur videos ur life saver and keep making videos, while u are making videos make it with perfect orginazed

Peak

FIRST

mate do you do private leasons ?

@qweekertom

3 ай бұрын

Sadly no

There is no single right way btw