Why does it not kick me?

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#21

Your mainscript is a regular script, it does not need that, modules have to return itself at the end, it’s how they work

#22

MainScript should be a module, not a ServerScript.

#23

No, since the MainScript do not need using multiples features the module script have

#24

It should most certainly be, if you’re trying to require it. Even in your own comments, you refer to it as the “MainModule” (correctly).

#25

Again even when I edited, still not.

#26

I think the issue is my other script were a require inside it there is no id.

#27

Why are you requiring nothing in setup.Work = require()? That’s why it’s erroring, you didn’t specify a modulescript to require, and i presume it’s the same thing for your Requires script

#28

One of the issues is you’re trying to require setup when it isn’t even a module. You’re getting a reference to a script instance, not its environment.

Setup should be a ModuleScript. Require that instead, if MainScript is supposed to be running at all times.

#29

I am confused right now to who to listen.

#30

Under MainScript, you use the following line:
local setup = game.ServerScriptService.Mithic_Public.Settings.setup
…which returns the script instance. For it to work the way you want to, you should write it like so:
local setup = require(game.ServerScriptService.Mithic_Public.Settings.setup)
But theres still a problem. setup isn’t a ModuleScript, and you can’t require non-modulescripts. Create a new ModuleScript, and move the code from setup into it.

Since MainScript is a ServerScript, it should automatically run. This should accomplish your goal.

#31

New error. Kinda annoying.

ServerScriptService.Mithic_Public.Sertings:19: attempt to index nil with Mithic_Public

#32

I have no setup scripts, do you mean Settings? setup is my variable used in Settings. And settings is a moduleScript.

#33

Sorry, I see what you’re doing now. Yes, you should require Settings, which should be a ModuleScript. Then, after you require it, you can do something like this:

local settings = require(...) -- path to settings
local setup = settings.setup

Provided that you do this in MainScript and you turn Settings into a ModuleScript, it should work. Based on the first two screenshots, it isn’t a ModuleScript, but you might’ve changed it already. I wouldnt know.

#34

Alright, let me see really quickly if it’s kick me.

#35

Still not. The error:

#36

What does MainScript look like so far?

#37

Here a little screenshot:

#38

Are you here or no? Hello? Your AFK or something?

#42

Sorry, once again I misread your script. You don’t need to do local setup = settings.setup, just go ahead and do local setup = require(...). I thought that Settings returned a table, which contained setup.

#43

What do I put in the setup require?