Why does my code stop executing at this line?

[dusty tinsel]

Line where code stops executing:
Line 35

-- v.Parent is a Player
local isParrying = getStateEvent:Fire(plr, v.Parent, "Parrying")

Function it's calling:

local getStateEvent = game.ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild("GetStateEvent")

getStateEvent.Event:Connect(function(plr, enemy, stateKey)

    local stateKey = enemy:GetAttribute(stateKey)

    if stateKey == nil then
        stateKey = false
    end

    return stateKey
end)

Script locations:

[wet rose]

Which line is 35?

[proud ermine]

Does anything show in the console? Do you have any breakpoints (red dots) on that line?

[upper obsidian]

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[dusty tinsel]

Nope nothing

[upper obsidian]

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[dusty tinsel]

the 2nd

[wet rose]

Of the first or second script

[dusty tinsel]

first

[wet rose]

Wait is this a binded event?

Or remote

[dusty tinsel]

BindableEvent

[wet rose]

Ah that’s why they are very different from remote events

You can’t connect them

[dusty tinsel]

why not?

[wet rose]

The event has to equal a function

[dusty tinsel]

hm okay

[wet rose]

They are mad annoying I would search up an example

[queen goblet]

Are you using a BindableEvent? Those can't return results. Are you thinking of BindableFunction?

[dusty tinsel]

shoot they cant? i was using bindableEvent yeah

[queen goblet]

https://create.roblox.com/docs/reference/engine/classes/BindableFunction

[dusty tinsel]

would i still be able to invoke it from a server script?

[queen goblet]

BindableFunctions work either server -> server or client -> client

[dusty tinsel]

oh okay thats good

i dont understand this error

getStateFunction.OnInvoke:Connect(function(plr, enemy, stateKey) -- Line 7

    local stateKey = enemy:GetAttribute(stateKey)

    if stateKey == nil then
        stateKey = false
    end

    return stateKey
end)

OnInvoke is a callback member of BindableFunction; you can only set the callback value, get is not available - Server - GetAttribute:7

[queen goblet]

You don't connect to it quite like that.

.OnInvoke = function(param1)
  return results
end

then

local results = func:Invoke()

[dusty tinsel]

oh woops i forgot they're different like that