Can I make loops that stop when something happens?

[rose owl]

Is it possible?

[wind ridge]

yes

[rose owl]

How can I make them

[rustic jasper]

Depends on what you want to happen.

A property of an object to change?

:GetPropertyChangedSignal()

Else something like this works:
for i=1, 10, 1 do
if i==4 then break;
end

There are many ways to stop a loop.

[west patrol]

Wait isn’t it like

    —whatever
end

[rustic jasper]

That's also another way of doing it.

[west patrol]

I’m not really good with scripting either so don’t take my words seriously lol

[patent yew]

local touched = false 
script.Parent.Touched:Once(function()
    touched = true
end)

repeat
     task.wait(1)
     print("Hello World!")
until touched

[west patrol]

Trust the pros

[rustic jasper]

What you've said is right.

[west patrol]

:D

[rose owl]

Thanks

[proven charm]

that will start a loop based on certain condition

[proven charm]

this starts the loop at the start of the script, but will break once a condition is met throughout the loop

it will also stop once the index reaches 10

[late parrot]

local variable = false

while variable == false do 
task.wait(15)

variable = true
end

the variable will become true after 15 seconds

when it becomes true this loop will stop

also specify which loop do u want?

for loop? while loop?

[rustic jasper]

Thanks, I realised that.

[west patrol]

So if the certain condition isn't met, the loop stops