Numbers as indexes (arrays) seem to not work very well with Warp. Not sure if this is intended or a bug, but eitherway you can convert the number to a string as a fix.
Again another misconception, I have sent arrays, dictionaries and instances just fine.
Only mixed tables will be nil, or if it’s a replication issue.
Is there a possibility to add proper clean up after using :Destroy() on a event? The identifiers are kept still and if you have new events being made anytime a new player joins without a way to remove them, you hit the limit of 255 in the source code where nothing works after.
Exact problem here described too.
Hey, I got a small question about the Invoke methods.
If I Invoke the Server how would I receive it on the Server?
As I would usually do RemoteFunction.OnServerInvoke = function()
-- Server
local Event = Warp.Server("Test")
Event:Connect(function(player, argument: string)
return argument == "Ping!" and "Pong!" else "What?" -- just add a return statement here.
end)-- Client
local Event = Warp.Client("Test")
while true do
print(Event:Invoke(2, "Ping!")
task.wait(0.5)
end
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I got a question too, is it a good idea to use Invoke() as an alternative to Fire()?
So I can easily switch it from RemoteEvent to RemoteFunction by changing one argument
Purpose:
Client → Server
Example:
Remote:Invoke(0, Data) – RemoteEvent
Remote:Invoke(1, Data) – RemoteFunction
im not recommending using too much on Invokes.
What if I have a Module script which gets required by both Server and Client, and in the Modulescript, I have a remote set, how would I use it as I only got the option to choose between Warp.Client and Warp.Server
u can use RunService, RunService:IsServer() & RunService:IsClient()
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Hey, I got a small problem with using Warp.Client(“”) in a local script.
I have around 10 RemoteEvents set with Warp.Client, and it delays script execution by almost 5 seconds, I might use a bit to much RemoteEvents, but is there any way I can improve this part of my script, without reducing the amount of Remotes?
The :Destroy() method throws this error in this version
Probably since self._buffer:remove() is already called after being added to ServerProcess
Happens on both server and client
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yea i kinda have the same issue, my script gets a little slowed down slow whener i use this.
Always declare on the server first.
I prefer to keep 2 Scripts on the server now.
1 the main game loop and stuff and the other Warp.
I declare all the “remotes” there to cache and avoid yielding clients whatsoever.
local cache = {
-- Inventory
ItemsInventory = Warp.Server("ItemsInventory"),
Settings = Warp.Server("Settings"),
-- Quests
GetQuests = Warp.Server("GetQuests"),
Quests = Warp.Server("Quests"),
}
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