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How do I send a script back to the beginning?
I want basically the same effect as disabling and enabling the script, but done from one script. How do I do this?
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Do your research.
What you're looking for is a loop. What type of loop depends on what your code is. To continuously repeat something, you should use a while loop. A while loop will repeat a block of code until the condition between the while and do keywords is false. If you give it a condition that will never, ever be false, it will loop forever.
In infinite loops, you must have at least a wait(0) somewhere in it, or the server will crash.
while true do
wait()
print("Spamming your output...")
end
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This is not a request site, please try doing some personal research, or check out the wiki. Once you semi-find out what to do, and you get errors post them here and we will do our best to help.
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Did you even read the question? This is not asking for a script at all. I am asking for a command, not some intricate script. If something like this does not exist then you could just say that, Google and the wiki both return nothing. Spectrabox 15 — 9y
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_In this case_, his question is valid. He's asking how he should go about doing something lua-specific. User#2 0 — 9y