When a relay is used for all players, is there a specific order in which the players are activated, or is it random?
E.g. I have a lifecycle that is connected to a relay for all players, which triggers a trigger. This trigger sets the player-scoped property to 1 and the global-scoped property to 1 if the global-scoped property is 0, and does nothing if it is 1. Will it always be a specific person that has the player-scoped property set to 1?
I would think that it is random, but I honestly don’t know, so don’t quote me on that.
Try testing it yourself. Nobody’s really tested this.
I believe everyone will get the player scoped property? I don’t know, I’m only good at thinking about how the devices work together.
Lifecycle triggers relay, triggers trigger. Sets player property to one and global to 1. I think it will trigger for all players right? So there will not be a specific person.
It will only set the player-scoped property to one if the global-scoped property is not one, so IDK?
I mean it should work. Here is my kinda coding language
if (global prop === 1){
dont update}
if (global prop === 0){
set player prop 1}
So would it be a random player or a predetermined player? e.g. is it in the order of joining?
I’ll try testing it then
I honestly thought it happened to all the players at the same time.
After a test, it does not seem to be random. The host goes before the second player that joined. I don’t know on how large of a scale this is though…
Use player ids to test this. It’s the relay to all players but it also records the order.
This could be a quantum mechanic!
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