I want to make a script go back to the beginning after it has run through all the functions and waited. I would assume you would use a while loop but I'm not sure how to make it go to the beginning if this script is true:
function waitforwinner()
if #getTeam(Game.Teams.Survivors) == 0 then
m = Instance.new("Message",Workspace)
m.Text = "The final survivor has been infected. Infected win!"
wait(3)
m:Destroy()
--Put reset part here
end
end
Thanks!
If I correctly understand what you're doing, it's pretty easy. Basically just call the function again from inside the function. So:
function waitforwinner()
if #getTeam(Game.Teams.Survivors) == 0 then
m = Instance.new("Message",Workspace)
m.Text = "The final survivor has been infected. Infected win!"
wait(3)
m:Destroy()
waitforwinner()
end
end
--MightyWanderer
This worked :)
easy, make a while loop.
for example,
a = 1
while a == 1 then
function()
wait()
end
That's the hard part. How do I make it start over again?
it starts over on its own, thats why it runs infinitely. if you did while true do print("hey") wait(1) end it will print hey every second forever, granted you use atleast a wait.
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No it is only a snippet with the if statement that is making it tricky .The entire script is about 100 lines long