clientr.string

[Knuckles]

I'm abit confused with a read only, clientside string such as 'clientr.blah'. How would you set the data to it if its read only? Would you do it the same way you do any client.string?

[alarid0]

I'm not really sure about this, but I think clientr.strings can be written serverside.

Again im not really sure, anyone wanna back this up?

[Knuckles]

Thats what I was guessing... But i'm not sure either.
Also, what would a good use be for using a clientr.string?

I'm guessing more secure?

[Torankusu]

Originally posted by Knuckles
Thats what I was guessing... But i'm not sure either.
Also, what would a good use be for using a clientr.string?

I'm guessing more secure?

If I remember correctly, they cannot be set/edited by the client, only read. They can be set/edited serverside, however. Security reasons, obviously.

Same with serverr. strings.

A good use...? Well, you could store information you wouldn't want somebody using a trainer to edit. Hats, for example. They were changed to clientr. when there were glitches in the .exe that allowed you to edit your flags if you knew them.

[Python523]

Originally posted by Torankusu

Same with serverr. strings.

except you cant read or write normal server.strings clientside

[Knuckles]

Thanks you.