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add info about runcontext to bubble chat docs #908

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You can display chat bubbles for non-player characters (NPCs) by calling `Class.TextChatService:DisplayBubble()`, with the NPC character and the message as parameters. These bubbles are customizable using the `Class.TextChatService.OnBubbleAdded` callback just like any other chat bubble.

`Class.TextChatService:DisplayBubble()` only works on client-side scripts, so be sure to use a `Class.LocalScript` in an [appropriate container](/projects/data-model#client), such as `Class.StarterPlayerScripts`. If you attach a `Class.ProximityPrompt` to an NPC, a script for displaying a chat bubble might look like this:
`Class.TextChatService:DisplayBubble()` only works on client-side scripts, so be sure to use a `Class.Script` with `Class.BaseScript.RunContext|RunContext` set to `Enum.RunContext.Client`, or a `Class.LocalScript` in an [appropriate container](/projects/data-model#client), such as `Class.StarterPlayerScripts`. If you attach a `Class.ProximityPrompt` to an NPC, a script for displaying a chat bubble might look like this:

```lua
local TextChatService = game:GetService("TextChatService")
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