How to have a table viewable by both server and client

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@nicemike40 and @Ra_f gave sage advice. You may also want to look at this from @Tomarty:

ORE (One Remote Event)

We can measure how much data a remote needs to send in bytes. Basically each character in a string is one byte, so “ExampleRemoteKey” would send at least 16 bytes because it has 16 characters. When numbers are used, it needs to replicate a double which is 8 bytes long. It’s a little more complicated than this though. Roblox also needs to send the value’s type as well as string lengths. There are cases where a string can use less data than a number, and there are cases where a number can use les…

and take a look at this thread:

Nonstring indices of a keyed table are converted to strings when sent through a remote

When sending a table as a remote’s parameter, if any of it’s indices are userdata or another table, then those indicies will be a string when received on the client. For example, A table shown below is sent to the client. { [game.Workspace.Baseplate] = 1, [TweenInfo] = "what", [{1}] = 36, [function() end] = "yes", ["constant"] = true } The client receives the following table instead: { ["<Instance> (Baseplate)"] = 1, ["<Table> (table: 0x189dd80d06144b32)"] = …