Based on my last question, I see that objects created in the workspace via Server will be created for all player’s workspace and, if the same is done via LocalScript , it will only be created for the current player’s workspace.
But to avoid the attack of exploiters, I’m trying to put minimal code inside LocalScript.
In this way, I ask: is there any way to create an object for only a specific player, through the Server script?
How would this help you? If the exploiter was spawning like a ton of objects in their executor, only they would see it.
Your best bets are Remote Events if you insist to do your own way.
Exactly and they will ruin only their gameplay so I don’t see this feature necessary and actually there isn’t any way to create local thing through server @rogeriodec_games
Because my game allows the player to choose an object from a list, like Minecraft, he chooses from a menu and drags and drops the 3D object into the workspace.
From then on, this object is used by the Server for numerous calculations.
If I can prevent this object from being created by LocalScript, I can prevent exploiters from disastrously simulating this creation.
actually there isn’t any way to create local thing through server
I am pretty sure with the help of remote events the server and client can communicate within themselves.
Therefore if the server sends a signal to the client and the client picks it up from a local script they can certainly make a part which will be local to themselves.
In this case I think you should add a debounce.
You can make it so that the client cannot drop and drag something simultaneously as there will be a cooldown.
Yes, however the OP wants to use no localscripts.
You should use local scripts when they are needed.
Performance > security.
But exploiter could spam the events but…rally…if they want to ruin their experience let them do it, why would you care about it?
try this
local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local descendants = game.Workspace:GetDescendants()
for i = 1, #descendants do
if descendants[i].Parent.Name == player.Name then
-- whatever object u want in here
end