[Solved]How do I break a loop after a condition is met?

[EDIT] I managed to used 'for i' loop and CFrame to do what I needed to do.

Sorry if the title was misleading cause I have no idea what title to give it

I need help trying to do an if then break loop. Like if a part reaches a specific coordinate, it will break the loop which makes it stop moving.

Here is my script and at line 10, it underlines the '=' sign. It says 'Expected then, got ='

local base = game.Workspace.WaitForChild("Elevatorbase")
local b2 = script.Parent

function two()
while true do
		wait(0.01)
	base.Position = base.Position+Vector3.new(0, 0.07, 0)
end
if 
base.Position = -2.525, 16.18, -12.125
then 
	break

end

script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(two)

You need to detect position with item.Position == Vector3.new(x,y,z) not item.Position = x,y,z You simply used the wrong operator for this. And you forgot to put the break inside loop

Here is fixed script:

local base = workspace:WaitForChild("Elevatorbase") -- You dont need to use, and use :WaitForChild not .WaitForChild, game.Workspace..., you can use workspace...
local b2 = script.Parent

function two()
	while true do
		base.Position = base.Position + Vector3.new(0, 0.07, 0)
		
		if base.Position == Vector3.new(-2.525, 16.18, -12.125) then -- You needed to put this inside the place where the loop is, not out of loop
			--[[
				do not use:
				if
					... = ...
				then
					...
				end
					
				use:
				if ... == ... then
					...
				end
			--]]
			break
		end
	wait(0.01)
	end -- You forgot to put this end
end

script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(two)

Examples of conditional statsments:

-- 1 > Detect if is equal
if 2 + 3 == 5 then
	print("two plus three is five")
end

--> Detect another equal example: (by: me)
local number = 0

if number == 0 then
	print("Number is 0 ")
else
	print("Number is not 0, the number is: " .. tostring(number))
end


-- 2 > ~= operator
if 100 ~= 4 then -- the '~=' operator means 'not equal to'
	print("100 is not equal to 4")
end

-- 3 > Else
if 10 > 100 then 
    print("10 is greater than 100") 
else 
    print("10 is less than 100") 
end

-- 4 > Elseif
if 10 > 100 then 
    print("10 is greater than 100") 
elseif 10 > 50 then	
    print("10 is greater than 50") 
elseif 10 < 100 then	
    print("10 is less than 100") 
end

-- 5 > Detect bool values
local	pizzaPlaceIsOpen = false
local tacoPlaceIsOpen = true
local hotdogStandIsOpen = false

--should output "Taco Place" with the above code
if pizzaPlaceIsOpen == true then
    print("Pizza Place")
elseif tacoPlaceIsOpen then  -- var == true is usually unnecessary when var is a boolean
    print("Taco Place")
elseif hotdogStandIsOpen then
    print("Hotdog Stand")
else
    print("Hungry!")
end

All examples is in roblox wiki.

Roblox wiki pages:

Vector3

Conditional Statements

Break

loops

Hope it helped :D

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this should work

local base = workspace:WaitForChild("Elevator")
local b2 = script.Parent
script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(function()
repeat
 wait(0.01)
base.Position = base.Position+Vector3.new(0,0.7,0)
until base.Position = -2.525, 16.18, -12.125

1. You used the wrong operator (you initialize variables with an equal sign =). If you want to check if two things are equal to each other, you use the == operator. For example:

print('hello' == 'hello')
-- true

1. You most likely accidentally pressed enter. You use conditional statements like this:

if x then
	... code
end
-- or
if x then code end

and not like this:

if
x
then
	... code
end

I suggest that you take a look at these pages: Operators, If statements