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-**rage-eventbus** simplifies two-way communication between the RAGE Multiplayer server, client, and browser instances.
-It can be used as a full-on replacement for RAGE's built-in `mp.events` API, providing consistency and clarity.
+**rage-rpc** simplifies two-way communication between the RAGE Multiplayer server, client, and browser instances by providing a easy to use API for calling remote code and expecting results.
 
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@@ -7,31 +6,31 @@ It can be used as a full-on replacement for RAGE's built-in `mp.events` API, pro
 
 ### Server to Client
 
-**Situation:** The server wants to ask a specific player if they are currently running.
+**Situation:** The server wants to ask a specific player if they are currently climbing anything.
+
+##### Client-side
+```javascript
+const rpc = require('rage-rpc');
+
+rpc.register('getIsClimbing', () => mp.players.local.isClimbing());
+```
 
 ##### Server-side
 ```javascript
-const rbus = require('rage-eventbus');
+const rpc = require('rage-rpc');
 
-const player = mp.players.at(0); // or any player object
+const player = mp.players.at(0);
 
-rbus.sendClient(player, 'getIsRunning').then(running => {
-    if(running){
-        console.log('The player is running!');
+rpc.callClient(player, 'getIsClimbing').then(climbing => {
+    if(climbing){
+        console.log('The player is climbing!');
     }else{
-        console.log('The player is not running!');
+        console.log('The player is not climbing!');
     }
 });
 
 // or even just this inside an async function:
-const isRunning = await rbus.sendClient(player, 'getIsRunning');
-```
-
-##### Client-side
-```javascript
-const rbus = require('rage-eventbus');
-
-rbus.on('getIsRunning', () => mp.players.local.isRunning);
+const isClimbing = await rpc.callClient(player, 'getIsClimbing');
 ```
 
 **_That's it!_** No extra code to sort out who is asking for what, or setting up multiple events on each side just to send a single piece of data back to the caller.
@@ -42,30 +41,71 @@ rbus.on('getIsRunning', () => mp.players.local.isRunning);
 
 **Situation:** A CEF instance wants a list of all vehicle license plates directly from the server.
 
-##### Browser
+##### Server-side
 ```javascript
-const rbus = require('rage-eventbus');
+constrpc = require('rage-rpc');
 
-rbus.sendServer('getAllLicensePlates').then(plates => {
-    alert(plates.join(', '));
-});
+rpc.register('getAllLicensePlates', () => mp.vehicles.toArray().map(vehicle => vehicle.numberPlate));
 ```
 
 ##### Client-side
 ```javascript
-// even if not using rbus on the client, it must be required somewhere before CEF can send any events
-require('rage-eventbus');
+// even if not using RPC on the client, it must be required somewhere before CEF can send any events
+require('rage-rpc');
 ```
 
-##### Server-side
+##### Browser
 ```javascript
-const rbus = require('rage-eventbus');
+const rpc = require('rage-rpc');
 
-rbus.on('getAllLicensePlates', () => {
-    return mp.vehicles.toArray().map(vehicle => vehicle.plate);
+rpc.callServer('getAllLicensePlates').then(plates => {
+    alert(plates.join(', '));
 });
 ```
 
-With `rage-eventbus`, CEF can directly communicate with the server and vice-versa.
+With `rage-rpc`, CEF can directly communicate with the server and vice-versa, without having to pass everything through the client-side JS.
 
-###### In vanilla RAGE, you would have to set up multiple events for sending/receiving on the client-side, call them from CEF, then resend the data to the server and back. It's a hassle.
+###### In vanilla RAGE, you would have to set up multiple events for sending/receiving on the client-side, call them from CEF, then resend the data to the server and back. It's a huge hassle.
+
+---
+
+### Client to Server
+
+**Situation:** Give the clients/CEF the ability to log to the server's console.
+
+##### Server-side
+```javascript
+const rpc = require('rage-rpc');
+
+rpc.register('log', (message, info) => {
+    /*
+    the second argument, info, gives information about the request such as
+    - the internal ID of the request
+    - the environment in which the request was sent (server, client, or cef)
+    - the player who sent the request, if any
+    */
+    
+    console.log(info.player.name+': '+message);
+});
+```
+
+##### Client-side OR Browser
+```javascript
+const rpc = require('rage-rpc');
+
+function log(message){
+    return rpc.callServer('log', message);
+}
+
+// send it and forget it
+log("Hello, Server!");
+
+// send it again, but make sure it was successfully received
+log("Hello again!").then(() => {
+    // the server acknowledged and processed the message
+}).catch(() => {
+    // the message either timed out or the procedure was never registered
+});
+```
+
+Note that once any side of the game registers a procedure, any context can immediately start accessing it. You could call `rpc.callServer('log', message);` from any CEF instance or anywhere in the client without any further setup.