Last post of the day!
Let’s say I made a door that opens on the client using Motors.
Approach 1:
Let’s say in this approach I made it so where you have to be within 100 studs of the door before it :FireClient(player).
Approach 2:
Let’s say in this approach I disregard range and just do :FireAllClients()
Would it matter if I take either route? If I decide to do a range will that affect anything performance wise?
(I mean it does save a :FireClient()?)
If the door only opens on the client why would you tax the server with constant magnitude checking? Just do that on the client.
I agree with @InfinityDesign on this one. There’s no reason to make the server do this (unless server-side stuff is included with the door opening).
But I’m also confused with your 2nd approach. When does FireAllClients get invoked in that approach?
Approach one fires less players than approach two, and perhaps I thought that would save some data or something, I already found the solution. Thanks for your help! And yes server-sided stuff was included with the door opening.
Doesn’t matter with either approach. I just ended up doing it on the server full-way.