Local scripting allows for responsive scripts. By default, scripts run on the server.

To create a local script, first click the gear icon at the top right of the script window.

If a script runs locally and references an object in the script, the object that it is referencing runs on the server unless its ownership is transferred to a player.

When a script transfers ownership to a player, it automatically runs the “when world is started” event, and any event that was sent before or during the transfer is lost.

When a script transfers ownership, its variables reset to their initial value.

The ‘server player’ value is a player value that identifies the server. It can be used to check if an object is owned by the server or by a player.

Player enter and player exit events are unable to run on local scripts. If a local script needs to receive an event when its owner enters the world, use a default script to receive the player enter event.