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Why does repeat until let me wait the code after it?
So I wonder whenever I use repeat until like
1 | repeat |
2 | mov = mov - 1 |
3 | until mov == -10 |
4 | --i will wait for it |
I have to wait for it, why do you have to wait? Does it acts like wait but it repeats? This left me curious today So when I create a charging script and I used it, pressed it I will just wait for it until it just fires
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mov is not defined DeceptiveCaster 3761 — 6y
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if it isn't defined you'll get an error because you subtracting 1 from nil DeceptiveCaster 3761 — 6y
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add local mov = 0 LoganboyInCO 150 — 6y
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Yes but this is just an example but I was being curious about why does it let me wait in the real script? cherrythetree 130 — 6y
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for example: local mov = 0, then that repeat and until statement let me wait until until has found that value of mov is -10? cherrythetree 130 — 6y
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literally just do
1 | local mov = 0 |
2 | repeat |
3 | mov = mov - 1 |
4 | until mov == -10 |
then put your script after it lel