hotdogbananaman wrote:

robloxdude10 wrote:

So, like this?

do unless<...::grey boolean>{
...::grey
}:: control

Wait I just realized this has a workaround so I'm reporting as resolved.

THAT IS NOT WHAT i AM SAYING AT ALL!

hotdogbananaman wrote:

Yeetoburro1 wrote:

Do something 
if <whatever> then
stop [this script v]
end

Repeat this to your hearts desire and this should be the workaround

also not what I am saying at all

Yeetoburro1 wrote:

hotdogbananaman wrote:

Yeetoburro1 wrote:

Do something 
if <whatever> then
stop [this script v]
end

Repeat this to your hearts desire and this should be the workaround

also not what I am saying at all

I don't see how this is not what you are saying. You want something that does something and will just stop anytime if a certain condition, and my script does that. Also, you are being kinda rude, which makes me not want to take part in this discussion.

when green flag clicked - name: script :: hat :: events
do something cool :: grey
when green flag clicked
forever
if <condition :: grey> then
stop script [script v] :: control
end
end

HTML-Fan wrote:

Yeetoburro1 wrote:

hotdogbananaman wrote:

Yeetoburro1 wrote:

Do something 
if <whatever> then
stop [this script v]
end

Repeat this to your hearts desire and this should be the workaround

also not what I am saying at all

I don't see how this is not what you are saying. You want something that does something and will just stop anytime if a certain condition, and my script does that. Also, you are being kinda rude, which makes me not want to take part in this discussion.

It's more or less this. Maybe the stop script x block could help:

when green flag clicked - name: script :: hat :: events
forever
do something cool :: grey
end
when green flag clicked
forever
if <condition :: grey> then
stop script [script v] :: control
end
end

And yes, it sounds like he's somehow angry or misunderstood (which may be the case).

hotdogbananaman wrote:

no

HTML-Fan wrote:

hotdogbananaman wrote:

no

Man, I haven't seen such a long and exact post in a loooong time!

hotdogbananaman wrote:

HTML-Fan wrote:

hotdogbananaman wrote:

no

Man, I haven't seen such a long and exact post in a loooong time!

noone is understanding wht I am saying so I am clarifying

wait until <break condition>
stop [stack of blocks that called me v]

Paddle2See wrote:

I believe what they are asking for is a way to set up a “break” condition on a stack of blocks such that when a boolean becomes true, the stack stops execution (in whatever block happens to be executing) without completing it's operation.

It would be similar to starting a

wait until <break condition>
stop [stack of blocks that called me v]

from a stack of blocks just before it executes.

It's an interesting idea - do we have any good use cases?

HTML-Fan wrote:

It's more or less this. Maybe the stop script x block could help:

when green flag clicked - name: script :: hat :: events
forever
do something cool :: grey
end
when green flag clicked
forever
if <condition :: grey> then
stop script [script v] :: control
end
end

And yes, it sounds like he's somehow angry or misunderstood (which may be the case).

Paddle2See wrote:

I believe what they are asking for is a way to set up a “break” condition on a stack of blocks such that when a boolean becomes true, the stack stops execution (in whatever block happens to be executing) without completing it's operation.

It would be similar to starting a

wait until <break condition>
stop [stack of blocks that called me v]

from a stack of blocks just before it executes.

It's an interesting idea - do we have any good use cases?

Maximouse wrote:

Paddle2See wrote:

I believe what they are asking for is a way to set up a “break” condition on a stack of blocks such that when a boolean becomes true, the stack stops execution (in whatever block happens to be executing) without completing it's operation.

It would be similar to starting a

wait until <break condition>
stop [stack of blocks that called me v]

from a stack of blocks just before it executes.

It's an interesting idea - do we have any good use cases?

But when someone said this:

HTML-Fan wrote:

It's more or less this. Maybe the stop script x block could help:

when green flag clicked - name: script :: hat :: events
forever
do something cool :: grey
end
when green flag clicked
forever
if <condition :: grey> then
stop script [script v] :: control
end
end

And yes, it sounds like he's somehow angry or misunderstood (which may be the case).

OP replied with “no”.

repeat until <condition :: grey>

end

HTML-Fan wrote:

It is!
So, do I understand you right? You just need

repeat until <condition :: grey>

end

? In that case, it's your lucky day, the block exists.

hotdogbananaman wrote:

HTML-Fan wrote:

It is!
So, do I understand you right? You just need

repeat until <condition :: grey>

end

? In that case, it's your lucky day, the block exists.

IT IS NOT A LOOP!

stop when <> {

} :: control

Maximouse wrote:

hotdogbananaman wrote:

HTML-Fan wrote:

It is!
So, do I understand you right? You just need

repeat until <condition :: grey>

end

? In that case, it's your lucky day, the block exists.

IT IS NOT A LOOP!

So it's like this?

stop when <> {

} :: control

HTML-Fan wrote:

Should it instantly stop when the condition becomes true? Wherever the code is?

hotdogbananaman wrote:

Maximouse wrote:

hotdogbananaman wrote:

HTML-Fan wrote:

It is!
So, do I understand you right? You just need

repeat until <condition :: grey>

end

? In that case, it's your lucky day, the block exists.

IT IS NOT A LOOP!

So it's like this?

stop when <> {

} :: control

then go to the thing under it

stop when <touching [mouse-pointer v]?> {
wait (1) seconds :: control
} :: control
say [Hi!]

when green flag clicked
finish unless <condition :: grey>{
  do something:: grey
} :: control
continue :: grey

when green flag clicked
do something:: grey
when green flag clicked
wait until <condition :: grey>
stop [other scripts in sprite v]
broadcast [continue v]
when I receive [continue v]
continue :: grey