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How do you make a function stop, even if it's a loop script?
if I were to do something like
local function test() while true do print("testing") wait() end end
what would be a way I could make the function stop? so it doesn't call the function and stops printing
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Before I answer, it would be helpful to put your code in Lua, instead of typing it out.
So regarding your question, you can use "break" to stop while true do loops. E.g.
1 | local function test() |
2 | while true do |
3 | print("testing") |
4 | break |
5 | end |
6 | end |
If you have any problems please comment on this post.
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I forgot to add how do you make the function stop from outside the function? XxrockatackxX -1 — 4y
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Well, it would be the same code as the initial answer. A function will only fire when test() is put on the code, so "break" will stop the "while true do" loop thus the function will finish. TheEggsquidzidBoi 38 — 4y