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Triggering local events

To trigger a server event from inside a server-side script, or trigger a client event from inside a client-side script, use the TriggerEvent() (or for JS, emit()) function.

Example

Lua

TriggerEvent("eventName", eventParam1, eventParam2)

C#

TriggerEvent("eventName", eventParam1, eventParam2);

JS

emit("eventName", eventParam1, eventParam2);

Triggering server events

To trigger a server event from inside a client script, use the TriggerServerEvent() (or for JS, emitNet()) function.

Example

Lua

TriggerServerEvent("eventName", eventParam1, eventParam2)

C#

TriggerServerEvent("eventName", eventParam1, eventParam2);

JS

emitNet("eventName", eventParam1, eventParam2);

Triggering client events

To trigger a client event from a server-side script however, use the TriggerClientEvent() native if you’re using Lua, the C# method below, or the JS method.

Lua

TriggerClientEvent("eventName", targetPlayer, eventParam1, eventParam2)
-- Use -1 for "targetPlayer" if you want the event to trigger on all connected clients.

C#

// Method one. Trigger an event directly on a client source.
player.TriggerEvent("eventName", eventParam1, eventParam2);

// Method two. Trigger an event for everyone on the server.
TriggerClientEvent("eventName", eventParam1, eventParam2); // Note you do not need to specify a target of -1.

// Method three. Again, triggering an event directly on a client source (like method one),
// but using the TriggerClientEvent native function instead.
TriggerClientEvent(player, "eventName", eventParam1, eventParam2);

JS

emitNet("eventName", targetPlayer, eventParam1, eventParam2);
最后修改 2023年01月26日: 翻不动了，就这样吧 (d2d0f76)