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* [[Type:World|The World]] | * [[Type:World|The World]] | ||
Each networked instance is assigned a unique [[Type:RefID|RefID]] which is the basis for [[ | Each networked instance is assigned a unique [[Type:RefID|RefID]] which is the basis for [[Ref Hacking]]. | ||
The only exception to this type is references above root {{Clarify}}, which can only be accessed through commonly unsupported/frowned upon methods such as Reference Hacking Aka RefHacking. Types that don't fall under IWorldElement can be dangerous to mess with if you don't know what they do. If you're not the host, you can even get security kicked, booting you from the world due to the game thinking you are trying to tamper with the session's permissions. | The only exception to this type is references above root {{Clarify}}, which can only be accessed through commonly unsupported/frowned upon methods such as Reference Hacking Aka RefHacking. Types that don't fall under IWorldElement can be dangerous to mess with if you don't know what they do. If you're not the host, you can even get security kicked, booting you from the world due to the game thinking you are trying to tamper with the session's permissions. | ||
See also: [[Things to Avoid]] | See also: [[Things to Avoid#Reference IDs / "Ref Hacking"|Things to Avoid]] | ||
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IWorldElement is an Interface Type for anything that may exist in a world. Some elements like Users and Streams are not part of the Root hierarchy.
It allows you to reference:
- Components
- Slots
- Users
- Sync Elements (includes Values/Fields)
- Sync Objects
- Streams
- The World
Each networked instance is assigned a unique RefID which is the basis for Ref Hacking.
The only exception to this type is references above root [Clarification needed], which can only be accessed through commonly unsupported/frowned upon methods such as Reference Hacking Aka RefHacking. Types that don't fall under IWorldElement can be dangerous to mess with if you don't know what they do. If you're not the host, you can even get security kicked, booting you from the world due to the game thinking you are trying to tamper with the session's permissions.
See also: Things to Avoid