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How do I stop a "While true do"? Any help?

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gamerbeeze1 -3
6 years ago

Script:

local m = game.Players.LocalPlayer.leaderstats.Experience.Value

while true do
script.Parent:Clone().Parent = script.Parent.Parent
wait(3)
if m >= 5 then 
    script:Destroy()
end
end

The :Destroy() thing doesn't work, so how do I stop it when m is greater or equal than 5. It would be nice if you would give me the code with your answer if you have one.

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Answered by
JellyYn 70
6 years ago

To stop a while true do, you should use break

while true do
    script.Parent:Clone().Parent = script.Parent.Parent
    wait(3)
    if m>=5 then
        break
    end
end

I honestly never have tried doing this, so, I apologize greatly if it doesn't work.

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I don't know if it works or not, in the output it keeps saying, "11:02:51.792 - startScript re-entrancy has exceeded 3" gamerbeeze1 -3 — 6y
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https://scriptinghelpers.org/questions/28059/startscript-re-entrancy-has-exceeded-3 try reading here. Others get the same error, and is has to do with the Cloning. JellyYn 70 — 6y
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Answered by
wilsonsilva007 373 Moderation Voter
6 years ago
Edited 6 years ago

local SomethingIsWrong = true

while true do
print("Something")
if SomethingIsWrong then
break 
  end
end
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Answered by
Dragonchao 62
6 years ago

instead of doing "while true" do something like this..

local running = true

while running do
    script.Parent:Clone().Parent = script.Parent.Parent
    wait(3)
    if m > 5 then
        running = false
    end
end

Also your problem could be that you are cloning the script and each script is cloning itself. So maybe try not to clone the scripts.

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