db_value.Value = db
repeat until db_value.Value == 0
wait(1)
db_value.Value = db_value -1
print(db)
end
So I'm making a debounce and I wanna repeat this, code is pretty self-explanatory. Why does it pretty much crash studio and how can I fix that?
you can change it with this:
db_value.Value = db
repeat wait()
db_value.Value = db_value -1
print(db)
until db_value.Value == 0
end
This is because you're not doing anything inside of the repeat-until statement.
The code you want to be repeated until it's condition is true has to be inside of the repeat-until statement.
repeat
print(I'll be printing forever. True will never equal false.)
wait()
until true == false
The code above will print forever since true will never equal false. That was an example of how you could use it.
You could also use it like this, which will fit your needs perfectly.
db_value.Value = db
repeat
wait(1)
db_value.Value = db_value.Value -1
print(db)
until db_value.Value <= 0
print("db_value equals 0 or less.")
If you want to read more about repeat-until statements then feel free to look at the pil.
Nice answer
Also shouldn't you add an end since all loops and if statements require an end?
The repeat-until statement doesn't require an end. I don't know what he's doing before this, but this works.
Reading from what @Harry_TheKing1 said basically, your script renders so fast because there's no wait and you didn't put the below code after the until function after
db_value.Value = db
repeat
wait(.5)
db_value.Value = db_value -1
print(db)
until db_value.Value == 0
end
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It Lags Because You Didn't Put The Code Before The Until.
Nice answer.