I'm trying to make a loop that prints "aa" when the gui is toggled and when it's not it will print "a" once, but even after I turn off toggle it keeps on going
function aa(toggled)
if toggled then
repeat wait()
print("aa")
until not toggled
else
print("a")
return
end
end
[EDIT] The execution was stuck in a loop at the beginning that it didn't execute the listener event.
Here is the working code:
local button = script.Parent
local toggle = true
script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(function()
toggle = not toggle
if toggle then aa() end
end)
function aa()
while toggle do
print("aa")
wait()
end
print("a")
end
aa() -- Start the function for the first time
u should probably use a while loop
function aa(toggled)
while toggled do
wait()
end
end
What about checking if it's not toggled?
try this:
function aa(toggled)
repeat
print("aa")
wait()
until toggled == false
print("a")
end
Is there any way I can do this with a RemoteEvent for my auto clicker for my game?
create a new script and remove the loop in it then hen you want it to be fired disable the first script and enable the other one
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Will do!
:)
It still keeps on printing, also I've wanted to make the loop constantly fire a RemoteEvent for an autoclicker in my game, but it keeps on going when I click the button to turn it off, do you know what I should do?
Fixed it! Now the code definitely works!
Did another edit, because I realised you wanted it to only print 'a' once instead of until the button is pressed again. Now the script should print "aa" constantly until you click the button, after which it will print "a" once. Pressing the button again will keep toggling on and off :)