Implement ScriptLocal class for Lua scripting #819
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"ScriptLocal" provides access to **local variables** within running scripts. Unlike "ScriptGlobal" which accesses global variables shared across all scripts, "ScriptLocal" accesses variables that are specific to a particular script instance's execution context.
fix(heist): Fixed the issue of loading repeatedly when starting a hei…
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what differ from lua "local" variables? example with bizteroids |
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Use ChatGPT and ask it “what does set local do in a LUA script” because these are completely different things, also read the original pull comment on what the function does. ScriptLocal would let you, for example be able to edit on-going game loops and create instant finish LUA scripts, to for example, instant finish a delivery mission. |
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LGTM |
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"ScriptLocal" provides access to local variables within running scripts.
Unlike "ScriptGlobal" which accesses global variables shared across all scripts, "ScriptLocal" accesses variables that are specific to a particular script instance's execution context.