Hello guys sorry for bother (again.)
For example I want that, when you click on a button in the GUI (let's call the *"On / Off * button) That when I click on it the first time, repeat the script that I want infinitely and when I click it for second Once to the button, stop running the script that was running infinitely.
I think it's done with "While true do" loop but it does not work for me.
Any ideas? :(
local BoolValue = false
function Click(mouse)
if BoolValue == false then
BoolValue = true
print (BoolValue)
script.Parent.Text = "On"
else
BoolValue = false
print (BoolValue)
script.Parent.Text = "Off"
end
end
script.Parent.MouseButton1Down:Connect(Click)
wait ()
while true do
wait ()
if BoolValue == true then
--code here
end
end
put this script in a local script in a text button
Thank you so much dude, i really appreciate your help!
np
i mean u helped him, but this a help site, not a request site for users to use. perhaps explain the code to him so it would help him understand why? Also, use :Connect instead of :connect
-1 for not explaining.
Yeah im gonna work on this :)
Would be faster if you used !BoolValue to make it faster.
This discussion is preserved as it was. New answers, comments, and votes are closed.
1 comment
button gets clicked -> someBool = false...then your loop: while someBool = true -> will stop executing when the button is pressed