I have this game where I have a object value inside the ReplicatedStorage, I want the object value to act like it’s a child of the player (adding a property to the player), i.e game.Players.LocalPlayer.object-value, but the parent isn’t really the player, How would I do this? I hope I made this clear enough to understand.
I don’t really know how metatables would help you with this, couldn’t you just use an ObjectValue inside the character instead?
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I would think you could just create a folder of the same name under replicated storage and add the object value to that, i.e. ReplicatedStorage[Players.LocalPlayer.Name].object-value
I want to be able to be access it by doing this: game.Players.LocalPlayer.object-value, the same way you can do this game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character
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99.9% sure you can’t. It just isn’t possible.
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The only way you would be able to do this is by putting the object value in the player.
You can wrap Roblox objects to accomplish this functionality. A tutorial has already been written on this:
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Is it possible to use that to give a player a new property?
Absolutely! Wrapping the object basically “wraps” the object in a table so you can handle any custom calls appropriately and redirect roblox functions to the actual roblox object.
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I still can’t figure it out. Are there any samples that have the player wrapped?