G.SetGlobalString
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| Function | |
| Syntax |
SetGlobalString( Var index, String value ) Where is this used? |
| Description: | |
| Similiar to the function Entity:SetNetworkedString - Sets a networked String , but outside of the entity. | |
| Returns: | nil |
| Part of Library: | Global Functions |
| Realm: |
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Examples
| Description | Sets 2 global strings which you can later get with GetGlobalString. |
|---|---|
| Used on |  |
| Code | SetGlobalString( 1337, "This is one l33t string!" ) SetGlobalString( "GameDescription", "Shoot all the apples to win!" ) |
| Output | N/A |
Additional Notes
- Running a networked function will cause it to synchronize the networked data with the clients.
- Index can be a String or Integer - however, when dealing with global networked variables, it's suggested that you use a string with part of the name of your script in it - like "mygamemode_tickrate", for example.
- Running this function clientside will only set it clientside - not serverside.
- Only set networked variables when necessary - sending networked variables constantly is expensive.
- The string length seems to be capped at 199 characters
