Is it possible to know when a Funcion has "Finished"

[Saganoj (Sganoj)]

For example:

What i want to know is if the script can detect and run another function when “CreateTheHolThin()” has ended

[J_Angry]

I don’t think Roblox has a built in command to tell when it ends, but you could try this simple idea. Make a variable, and put the value as false. In your CreateTheHolThin() function, after CreatePart(), set the value to true. Since that’s around the end of the function, it’s kind of a way to detect when the function has ended. Sort of like this:

local functionended = false

local function CreateTheHolThin()
	local startX = GrassPlate.Position.X - GrassPlate.Size.X / 2 + 0.5
	local startZ = GrassPlate.Position.Z - GrassPlate.Size.Z / 2 + 0.5
	local endX = GrassPlate.Position.X + GrassPlate.Size.X / 2 - 0.5
	local endZ = GrassPlate.Position.Z + GrassPlate.Size.Z / 2 - 0.5
	
	for x = startX, endX do
		for z = startZ, endZ do
			CreatePart(x, z, GrassPlate)
			functionended = true
		end
	end
end

[SeargentAUS (Seargent)]

#help-and-feedback:scripting-support is where you should direct this sort of question, for any future posts you make like this.

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Roblox functions are by default going to yield until they are finished, so if you want to run a second function when CreateTheHolThin(), then just add it on the line afterwards.

e.g.

local function CreateTheHolThin()
    ... -- replace dots with the actual contents of the functions obv. These are just 
end

local function SecondFunction()
    ... -- replace dots with the actual contents of the functions obv.
end

CreateTheHolThin()
SecondFunction()