how i know script for client or server

[IIIIlllllIII]

hi i have a Question how i know the lua script for client or for server said

i mean when i get some script from wiki and i dont know the script client or server when i put in meta.xml

i dont know if this script for client and i dont know the script for the server

how i know it

and i have this script i dont know this for server said or client said

  
function player_Wasted ( ammo, attacker, weapon, bodypart ) 
if ( attacker ) then 
local tempString 
if ( getElementType ( attacker ) == "player" ) then 
tempString = getPlayerName ( attacker ).." killed "..getPlayerName ( source ).." ("..getWeaponNameFromID ( weapon )..")" 
elseif ( getElementType ( attacker ) == "vehicle" ) then 
local tempString = getPlayerName ( getVehicleController ( attacker ) ).." killed "..getPlayerName ( source ).." ("..getWeaponNameFromID ( weapon )..")" 
end 
if ( bodypart == 9 ) then 
tempString = tempString.." (HEADSHOT!)" 
else 
  
tempString = tempString.." ("..getBodyPartName ( bodypart )..")" 
        end 
outputChatBox ( tempString ) 
  
else 
  
outputChatBox ( getPlayerName ( source ).." died. ("..getWeaponNameFromID ( weapon )..") ("..getBodyPartName ( bodypart )..")" ) 
  
  
end 
end 
addEventHandler ( "onPlayerWasted", getRootElement(), player_Wasted ) 
  
  
  
  
  

client or server and how i know if the script client or server

[Castillo]

That script is server-side.

P.S: You can know if it's server or client because of the example color (when is client side, it'll be RED, else yellow).

[qaisjp]

And use

 [xml][/xml]
  

tags. or use:

[/code]

--Meh there should be [noparse]and [/noparse]

 [code=lua]--lots of shit here too!

[TAPL]

you are just want copy and past wiki example? and put it on meta ?

the wiki example some time not work because it's just example

[JR10]

Lol, why wouldn't it work.

[BinSlayer1]

because wiki examples usually assume you know how to implement them in your own code (therefore sometimes wiki examples only contain 1 defined function or so)