Not sure if this may work but try this:
#Simple loops
clever shuttle
if it's a client script it should stop
It's a normal script
If it's hard to understand, i have a function and all i wanna do is without affecting the function i want the function to end if there is not enough players ( i know how to detect the players etc ) but not how to end the function etc.
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lime tangle
local AmountOfPlayers
local Time = 150
game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(Plr)
AmountOfPlayers += 1
end)
game.Players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(function(Plr)
AmountOfPlayers -= 1
end)
while wait(1) do
Time -= 1
if AmountOfPlayers < (Minimum Players) then
break
end
end
Thjis is not what i want.
in the example here:
local function ExampleFunction()
task.wait(150)
end
In this function you can see a 150 timer, it's say it's half way through but a player leaves.
I dont want it to wait for it to end, i want to end the function intantly. without waiting
tacit quarry
playerLeft= false
counter =0
game.Players.PlayerRemoved:Connect(function(player)
playerLeft= true
end)
function after()
print("after")
end
while task.wait(1) do
if playerLeft then
playerLeft= false
counter = 0
break
end
counter += 1
if counter == 150 then
after()
end
clever shuttle
That's for this example, but i have a function without that "wait(150)" seconds just a long function with stuff, waits, etc..
Which means counters will not work.
tacit quarry
I dont think u can
clever shuttle
There's a game named "courtroom" that has waits and etc..
And when the player requirement is not met it completely cuts off everything and ends the function Idk how they do it
tacit quarry
u can add a
if playerLeft then
return
end
at each line but it s ugly
lime tangle
Thjis is not what i want.
in the example here:
local function ExampleFunction(...
this one
ends
every 1 second it checks
if minimum is exceeded
then it breaks the timer
clever shuttle
Yes but as stated before, my code is not a timer, i used the timer as an example
clever shuttle
For now yes