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Loop wont break and i have no idea why. am i missing something about using break?
this is my basic script structure
local Module = {}
function Module.Function()
local function LocalFunction()
while true do
wait(.1)
if value is true then
print("exp") -- this will print meaning the if condition was met but
break -- this don't break
end
print("loop still running") -- this keeps printing after it should have broke
end
end
LocalFunction()
end
return Module
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what is "value is"? ForeverBrown 356 — 3y
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Dude, it goes on forever because "while TRUEEEEEE do". Just put a boolean variable replacing true.
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Oh i thought if i broke out of the loop the thread would end and it wouldnt run again abrobot 44 — 3y
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did u check it though? huntergamind 2 — 3y
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yes you were right i guess i just misunderstood how the while true do would react, thank you vary much abrobot 44 — 3y
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Huntergamind is 100% wrong, since you put "if value is<<(This does not exist) true then". It caused an error
It's "if value == true then"
while true do
if value == true then
print("exp")
break
end
end
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he was right its just in my exp i forgot to put two =s abrobot 44 — 3y
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Normally when using while loops I don't use breaks to stop them. I would use a variable in place of "true." Looking something like this(just copying your code and changing it)...
local Module = {}
function Module.Function()
--removed the local function because you did not need it for what you had going
while variable == false do--will run this loop until the variable is set to true
--run code
wait(.1)
end
end
return Module
As with your code, I am not sure what "value is" is referencing. When making variables they need to be one word. The break is never run in your code because the value is never set to true.