Why fucking up and having a lua errors while on a server is bad.

[D3M0L1T10N]

you can also just prevent errors from being sent to the server

[Gorzoid]

you can also just prevent errors from being sent to the server

I made a post asking how to do that ages ago and every single answer was the exact same "just don't have errors in your code". No1 is gonna check, let's say Cyanide, for bugs before using it, all it takes is one variable to accidentally be nil for errors to be thrown.

[ajloveslily]

Or you know, write code without errors? I'd understand if this was C++ and you setup some extensive exception handling (I do) but it's lua. How hard is it to write error free code?

The issue isn't people who write their own code, its those that use others.

you can also just prevent errors from being sent to the server

hmm and how would one do that

Just use CompileFile and pcall, as long as your base code is fine you will catch the errors before they are sent to the server.

Does this work? I'll have to test it!

[IAmPhage]

The issue isn't people who write their own code, its those that use others.


hmm and how would one do that


Does this work? I'll have to test it!

So the solution is to write your own code instead of pasting off of public shit? Or you know test the cheat in a local server first? You're going the long way around. Disabling error reporting instead of fixing your errors.

[ajloveslily]

So the solution is to write your own code instead of pasting off of public shit? Or you know test the cheat in a local server first? You're going the long way around. Disabling error reporting instead of fixing your errors.

Sometimes disabling error reporting doesn't work, and yeah it is pretty much better to write your own shit rather than pasting...