Example:
while task.wait(0.1) do
print("Hey")
end
Even after you playtested and while playtesting, it still prints “Hey”. And theres no way to stop it.
Example:
while task.wait(0.1) do
print("Hey")
end
Even after you playtested and while playtesting, it still prints “Hey”. And theres no way to stop it.
Hey! This isn’t a bug, but being able to kill all processes from the command bar would be a welcome UX change! I’d recommend making a feature request for it.
For now, if you know you’re going to run a loop that you’ll want to stop at a later point, you can add a variable to the loop that you can set at a later time to stop it:

and similar can be done with connections that you later want to disconnect:

typing “break” will not stop the loop
this isnt a bug, rather simple coding design, add a break to the loop if you want to stop it.
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