Networking

Riptide gives your code named messages over a shared RemoteEvent and request/response calls over a shared RemoteFunction. Use the API exposed as Riptide.Network on the side that sends or receives the message.

Events

local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local Riptide = require(ReplicatedStorage.Packages.Riptide)

local function onPing(player, message)
    print(player.Name, message)
end

Riptide.Network.Register("Ping", onPing)

Send the event from a client script:

local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local Riptide = require(ReplicatedStorage.Packages.Riptide)

Riptide.Network.FireServer("Ping", "Hello from the client")

The server callback receives the sending player before the supplied arguments. Validate client data before using it in gameplay. Remove a listener with Network.Unregister(name, callback) when it is no longer needed.

Available calls

Client	Server
`Register(name, callback)` and `Unregister(name, callback)`	`Register(name, callback)` and `Unregister(name, callback)`
`FireServer(name, ...)`	`FireClient(player, name, ...)` and `FireAllClients(name, ...)`
`InvokeServer(name, ...)`	`InvokeClient(player, name, ...)`

Fire* sends an event. Invoke* waits for a response from the other side; register a handler for that name first. Prefer events when no response is needed. Network methods use dot calls as shown above.

Next: Connect this to a service.

This page describes Riptide 0.3.0. Check the original release guide and tagged source for release-specific details.