Editing Mod API Reference:Nullable

Just a signal that the variable can be '''nil''' in Lua.  '''Nullable''' is not actually a proxy object in the Mod API, but still shows up on in the documentation as one.

Of course, everything in Lua can be '''nil''', so this attribute may seem redundant.  However, as a general rule, you can assume anything that's a primitive type like an integer or number will never be '''nil''' unless it's documented with this '''Nullable''' signal.
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	Of course, everything in Lua can be '''nil''', so this attribute may seem redundant. However, as a general rule, you can assume anything that's a primitive type like an integer or number will never be '''nil''' unless it's documented with this '''Nullable''' signal.		Of course, everything in Lua can be '''nil''', so this attribute may seem redundant. However, as a general rule, you can assume anything that's a primitive type like an integer or number will never be '''nil''' unless it's documented with this '''Nullable''' signal.
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