Can repeat-until mess up other scripts?

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This problem I really don’t understand.
(Making a ‘power surge’ event for context) so I fixed a bug where a while-do loop continuously reactivated the surge because of increasing value; replaced it with a repeat-until loop. Only this seems to have rendered the event dysfunctional?
The surge starts fine with the lights and sound growing, but the power never shuts down (as it would with my previous while-do loop). Do I need to adjust something so that the script and the loop will cooperate together? Or is there another way to stop a while-do loop from increasing further after a certain value is reached?

Multiple scripts contributing to the surge event are affected, but this is my simplest one

surge.Changed:Connect(function()
	if surge.Value >= 1000 then
		local info = TweenInfo.new(	
			5,
			Enum.EasingStyle.Linear,
			Enum.EasingDirection.Out,
			0,
			false,
			0
		)

		local goals ={Volume = 6}
		local EarPopper = TweenService:Create(buzz, info, goals)
		EarPopper:Play()
		if buzz.Volume == 6 then
			EarPopper:Cancel()
			script.Parent.Blackout:Play()
			buzz.Volume = 0
		end
	end
end)
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We would need code examples to under stand your problem with repeat/until.

Tweens when played do not yield, maybe you want to add EarPopper.Completed:Wait()? otherwise buzz.Volume will not be 6 when the if statement is evaluated.

3

Yes! Adding EarPopper.Completed:Wait() immediately solved the problem, and even another set of issues I was struggling with. I’ll be sure to remember this next time, thanks a lot!