New Type Solver [Beta]

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Hello, during the creation of a large framework I encountered a problem, I wanted to make it so that I could get modules more simply than:

--Example
local Module = require(game.ReplicatedStorage.Framework.Global.Modules.Module)

Since I like to improve the structure of the framework, for easier use

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So I got the idea to use ObjectValue, but what was my disappointment when getting a folder with modules it turned out that module return *error-type*.

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If you could add the ability to not lose module type(s) in the process, that would be really cool, I’m sure it would help a lot of developers

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Techically, i can see how you can implement that, just make:

ObjectValue.Value :: typeof(--[[Path to Instance]]),

Like so: