remote events

[inland quarry]

i was practising randomaly and i got this??

so i am practising remoteevents and i have a local script:

local Name = "XG"
local Age = 15
local Gender = "Male"
local rep = game:WaitForChild("ReplicatedStorage")
local remote = rep:FindFirstChild("Remote")
print("Local: ", Name, Age, Gender)

wait(20)
remote:FireServer(Name,Age,Gender)

and this is my serverscript:

local rep = game:WaitForChild("ReplicatedStorage")
local remote = rep:FindFirstChild("Remote")


remote.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(Name,Age,Gender)
    if Name and Age and Gender then
        print("Got the Players Info In the Server!")
        print("Player Info:","Name: ",Name,"Age: ",Age,"Gender: ",Gender)
    end
end)

and this is what i exactly got in the output:

  21:31:00.628  Local:  XG 15 Male  -  Client - LocalScript:6
  21:31:20.655  Got the Players Info In the Server!  -  Server - Script:7
  21:31:20.657  Player Info: Name:  XGUSER Age:  XG Gender:  15  -  Server - Script:8

the XGUSER behind Age is my roblox user --not the real one but it printed my user there

i dont understand why it is not in the correct way outputted?
and why did it print my user?

[grizzled furnace]

When practicing with an API member that you're not familiar with, it's best to visit the documentation for that API member. You'll find that Roblox sends the Player instance of the client that fired RemoteEvent:FireServer to the RemoteEvent.OnServerEvent callbacks as their first argument, followed by the arguments passed to FireServer

@inland quarry

[inland quarry]

but idk what the docu for that is

[grizzled furnace]

It's a trivial Google search

[inland quarry]

i kinda do know how remote events works

[grizzled furnace]

"Kinda" doesn't suffice

[inland quarry]

but i dont understand why it printed my user

[inland quarry]

then i do know how remote events work

[grizzled furnace]

I just explained it. Read the documentation for more details

[inland quarry]

ok

[inland quarry]

yea i just found out, both thx for yal help i forgot the first is indeed player mb

but quik question all i said is Name did it really get automatic get the Player.Name?

then how

ah, i see

i understand now thx

[grizzled furnace]

if available, print invokes the __tostring metamethod of tables/userdatas for a more user-friendly representation of the data