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Is there a way to run a portion of code without yielding the script?
Basically what I mean by this is something like this
1 | local function test() |
2 | print('abc') |
3 | wait(1) |
4 | end |
5 |
6 | test() |
7 | print('this printed one second after abc assuming server didnt wait longer') |
What I want to do is make that second print() occur right after abc is printed while still having the wait in the function
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You cannot remove a yield from a script but you can use spawn or even delay
More infomation can be found on the threading wiki page.
Example:-
1 | local function test() |
2 | print('abc') |
3 | wait(1) |
4 | print('test end') |
5 | end |
6 |
7 | spawn(test) |
8 | print('this printed one second after abc assuming server didnt wait longer') |
I hope this helps.