: Defines specific locations (vectors) in the game world where the vault can be accessed.
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: Manages player animations, such as "bending down" or "typing on a keypad," to increase immersion during access. Typical Code Structure cl_vault.lua
: Frequently uses distance checks (e.g., #(playerCoords - vaultCoords) ) to determine if a player is close enough to see the "Press [E] to open" prompt.
: High-quality scripts use PolyZones or Ox Target rather than Wait(0) loops to check proximity. Constant loops can cause "client-side lag" if not managed correctly. : Defines specific locations (vectors) in the game
: Best practices involve pulling data (locations, item requirements) from a separate config.lua file rather than hard-coding them directly into the client script. Community Experience
: Listens for server-side responses, such as whether the vault successfully opened or if the player lacks the necessary permissions/items (like a keycard). Typical Code Structure : Frequently uses distance checks
When reviewing a specific cl_vault.lua script, look for these performance and security traits: