Stopping a countdown when condition is set to false

[faint tartan]

1. You didn't specify what the problem is.
2. I don't see the part where you make ready = false.

[flint flame]

If boolean == condition then return end

[faint tartan]

?

He already has a while ready == true do end

[flint flame]

I don't understand what the dude wants well tbh

[faint tartan]

Right.

Also, please use task.wait(). I am not a wait() hater but people say it's better that way, so just use it.

And never space your code blocks so much ever again, it's disgusting.

[flint flame]

Whatever the dude finds comfortable tbh

[faint tartan]

Imagine having a 100 lines script and spacing everything out like that.

Goes from 100 to 1000 really fast.

[flint flame]

I've seen that on some free model guns lmao

Worst part that I was learning scripting from free models at that time lmao

[thorn depot]

I just spaced it out like that because I deleted some of the lines between

[thorn depot]

Also to 2), that's part of the issue I want to stop the timer and set ready = false, but I don't know where/ how, because the timer just keeps running

[flint flame]

The timer is the while ready do right?

[thorn depot]

yes!

[flint flame]

You use for I loops for stuff like that man

[flint flame]

What's the intermission duration?

For I = 1,Duration,1 do
Task.Wait(1)
end

[flint flame]

It'll end when the duration end

[thorn depot]

I did previously and someone told me to use while, so I changed it.
I had it like this before

[sonic fern]

variables dont update over the boundary

[flint flame]

I don't see an issue with for I )loops tbh.

[sonic fern]

if u set ready to false in client

it wouldnt do shit in server

make another event for it

or handle it some other non shitty way

[flint flame]

If u want to stop it then do if not ready then break/return end

if not ready then break/return end

[thorn depot]

oh okay !! I see I'll try that thank you !!