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When should I be including a wait() inside of a for loop?
I was wondering if it would cause problems to have a couple of for loops in a row which have to sort through about 50 items. Would I need to include a wait() in that scenario or will I be fine to leave it out?
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Should be fine INOOBE_YT 387 — 5y
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What about with larger data sets? What would be a limit after which I should use wait()? I ask because I use a few crucial for loops that I don't want to error. User#21908 42 — 5y
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as long as there's a definite end, you shouldn't have to put a wait() in. for example, this loop would NEED a wait(),
while true do
wait()
end
while this doesn't:
local f = workspace:GetChildren()
for i = 1, #f do
f[i].Name = "chungus"
end