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How to run a while true loop after the condition changes?

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Alexander_Ashford 231

4 years ago

The following script only prints twice. I believe this is because once the condition is no longer met the loop no longer runs even when the condition is correct again.



x = false

while x == false do
    print("x is false")
    wait(1)
    x = true
end

while x == true do
    print("x is true")
    wait(1)
    x = false
end

My question is what would be the solution to make this go on forever? (as in printing x = true then x = false repeatedly instead of just once.)

The application which I am using it for is a game loop, but this shows the issue I am facing on a smaller scale.

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Answered by

DogeIXX 172

4 years ago

Hey. If I see that correctly, you are trying to loop something. I would try to do it with a While true do.

My version of the script:

while true do
    x = false

    while x == false do
        print("x is false")
        wait(1)
        x = true
    end

    while x == true do
        print("x is true")
        wait(1)
        x = false
    end
end

Just tested it, worked fine for me. DogeIXX 172 — 4y

How to run a while true loop after the condition changes?

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