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Currently NetRemoteEvent and RemoteFunction methods parent the created instances to the Net module, that's fine. But I found my self having a bunch of modules with identical function names, which is convenient for prototypes and non-professional dev projects (like the one I'm hired to develop).
if no namespace is provided when creating the remote it will just default to the current behavior, parenting to the Net module.
and when calling Connect/Invoke it would search in the provided namespace, if it's not provided then it'' either just do a shallow search within the module (or make it recursive search? Not sure how good that idea is)
Not exactly sure if this is a "good idea" but I found it rather useful for my current situation. Thanks a lot for the module! COMM was just overkill for my use case so this is very appreciated ❤️
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Currently Net
RemoteEvent
andRemoteFunction
methods parent the created instances to the Net module, that's fine. But I found my self having a bunch of modules with identical function names, which is convenient for prototypes and non-professional dev projects (like the one I'm hired to develop).if no namespace is provided when creating the remote it will just default to the current behavior, parenting to the
Net
module.and when calling
Connect
/Invoke
it would search in the provided namespace, if it's not provided then it'' either just do a shallow search within the module (or make it recursive search? Not sure how good that idea is)Not exactly sure if this is a "good idea" but I found it rather useful for my current situation. Thanks a lot for the module! COMM was just overkill for my use case so this is very appreciated ❤️
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: