What would be the correct way of breaking a loop?
Hello,
The value of Degrees and DeltaRotation are constantly changing as this whole loop is in a renderstepped function.
for i = Character.Humanoid.WalkSpeed, 22, 0.5 do
if Degrees > 45 or DeltaRotation.magnitude >= 8 then
print("broken")
break
else
Character.Humanoid.WalkSpeed = i
end
end
However, when the Degrees and DeltaRotation meet the requirements of the if statement, the output does not print "broken". Instead the WalkSpeed increases.
I appreciate anyone willing to take the time to point me in the right direction in to why this loop may not be breaking.
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2 answers
You should try using repeat.... until... like:
repeat Character.Humanoid.WalkSpeed = 22 wait() until Degrees > 45 or DeltaRotation.magnitude >= 8
Edit: I forgot about the wait(), its required to prevent a timeout!
Thank you, I've just looked in to repeat and until and also while and do loops.
I've fiddled around with the code and took in to account what you said and ended up with the below:
while Degrees <= 45 and DeltaRotation.magnitude < 8 do
wait()
repeat
WalkSpeed = WalkSpeed + 0.5
wait()
print(Character.Humanoid.WalkSpeed)
until Degrees > 45 or DeltaRotation.magnitude >= 8
end
The code shows no errors however my walkspeed doesn't appear to be changing.
EDIT:
Here is a larger section of the code. I've reverted to the following code which sort of works:
-- 1st if statement if Degrees <= 45 and DeltaRotation.magnitude < 10 then for i = Character.Humanoid.WalkSpeed, 22, 0.5 do -- LOOP Character.Humanoid.WalkSpeed = i if Degrees > 45 or DeltaRotation.magnitude >= 10 then break end wait(0.2) end -- 2nd if statement elseif Degrees >= 101 and Degrees <= 180 and DeltaRotation.magnitude <= 220 then Character.Humanoid.WalkSpeed = 12 end
The problem I'm having is that when the 2nd if statement is triggered, the loop in the 1st if statement continues to finish but I want it to break as soon as the 2nd if statement is triggered.
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