It doesnt FireClient but why?

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#1

Nothing to say but why doesnt it to the Fire to the Client?
Argmuent 3 is missing but everything should be right???

This is the 1 connection

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This is the 2 connection

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#2

Maybe it is because I need to put a parameter?

#3

RemoteEvent is only for Server-Client connection
Better use BindableEvent.

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#4 
--You need to use 
   :Connect(function()
    print("Text here")
    end)
#5

You cannot use FireClient on the client, you can only use it on the server
You need to listen to OnClientEvent and use :Connect

In your case, you should consider using bindable events

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#6

Remote functions or bindable events would work as remote events only operate in cross client and server communication.

#7

So how can I solve it now with bindable events?

#8

how can I use remote functions here?

#9

I want fire from the client to the client

#10

Maybe fire from client to server then from server back to client?

#11

I would instantly do that but thats not possible with what I am trying

#12

Client to Client or Server to Server is used with Bindables, Remotes are from Server to client and vice versa.

-- local script 1
local bindable = -- create a new bindable event instance and put it here

-- do stuff

bindable:Fire()

-- local script 2
local bindable = -- same thing, put the bindable event here

bindable.Event:Connect(function()
   -- do stuff
end)
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#13

I will try it now and soon I will give you an feedback if it works

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#14

Basically, this is how RemoteEvent works.

check:FireClient() can only be used from the server to the client.

I’m pretty sure you should learn to use Bindable Events

#15

No, I do know how to use bindable but I forgot it connects from client to client etc.

#16

actually yes I need to learn it

#17

In connection 1 on line 40, you would do check:Fire()
In connection 2 on like 30, you would do check.Event:Connect(function(), and make sure it is a LocalScript. Also, UserInputService is Client only.

Here are some documentations if you want to learn more:

If you need more assistance, you know where to find me. Thank you, WE

#18

Since I was probably the first actual person here to send a link about bindable events (click Bindable events thats blue) May you close this as solved?

#19

actually now I still didnt solve it

#20

I dont know but it doesnt seem work

In connection 1 on line 40, you would do check:Fire()
In connection 2 on like 30, you would do check.Event:Connect(function() , and make sure it is a LocalScript. Also, UserInputService is Client only.

Bindableevent yes?