SolvedHow to loop for GLua?

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Originally Posted by Ariaa

In multi-threaded applications the sleep function will just suspend to thread to the given interval, so if there was a sleep function in Lua, it wouldn't do anything but freeze up.

if you read it it's running it to type in chat "/sleep"

Originally Posted by Keepo123

if you read it it's running it to type in chat "/sleep"

I wasn't talking to you.

Originally Posted by Ariaa

I wasn't talking to you.

Ahh, alright. Mb

Originally Posted by Keepo123

Hello, I am fairly new to lua only started for about a week now.
I've been trying to make a exploit but I need to make it loop so It can be AFKABLE

Code:

function kappa()
timer.Simple( 0.4744, function() RunConsoleCommand("say","/drop" .. " ")  end )
timer.Simple( 1.4135, function() RunConsoleCommand("say","/sleep" .. " ")  end )
end
RunConsoleCommand("use", "WEAPON_IDl")
concommand.Add ("dupe", kappa )

I want make this have a constant loop and also have it change weapons if you understand.

Thanks, Keepo

Code:

for i = 1,1337 do 
RunConsoleCommand("say","/drop" .. " ")
RunConsoleCommand("say","/sleep" .. " ")
end

Originally Posted by suchisgood

Code:

for i = 1,1337 do 
RunConsoleCommand("say","/drop" .. " ")
RunConsoleCommand("say","/sleep" .. " ")
end

Now, is there away to stop it from keeping doing it?

Originally Posted by Keepo123

Now, is there away to stop it from keeping doing it?

use

Code:

break

to stop the loop

Originally Posted by cdr1zzle

use

Code:

break

to stop the loop

Is there away I can trigger break? like put it into a function?

for i = 1,1337 do
RunConsoleCommand("say","/drop" .. " ")
RunConsoleCommand("say","/sleep" .. " ")
end

function stop()
break
end
concommand.Add ("brk", stop)

sorry I'm very new to lua

Originally Posted by Keepo123

Code:

function stop(p,c,a)
	for i = 1,tonumber(a[1]) do 
		RunConsoleCommand("say","/drop" .. " ")
		RunConsoleCommand("say","/sleep" .. " ")
	end
end
concommand.Add ("brk", stop)

brk 100
brk 10

It'll break after 100, The next one is to break at 10

Originally Posted by suchisgood

Code:

function stop(p,c,a)
	for i = 1,tonumber(a[1]) do 
		RunConsoleCommand("say","/drop" .. " ")
		RunConsoleCommand("say","/sleep" .. " ")
	end
end
concommand.Add ("brk", stop)

brk 100
brk 10

It'll break after 100, The next one is to break at 10

Thank you for the reply, and help. But lets say I don't want it do do 100 loops in a second is there away I can delay each loop?

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Originally Posted by suchisgood

Code:

function stop(p,c,a)
	for i = 1,tonumber(a[1]) do 
		RunConsoleCommand("say","/drop" .. " ")
		RunConsoleCommand("say","/sleep" .. " ")
	end
end
concommand.Add ("brk", stop)

brk 100
brk 10

It'll break after 100, The next one is to break at 10

Also what would I look up to understand these lines?

function stop(p,c,a)
for i = 1,tonumber(a[1])

Originally Posted by Keepo123

Thank you for the reply, and help. But lets say I don't want it do do 100 loops in a second is there away I can delay each loop?

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Also what would I look up to understand these lines?

function stop(p,c,a)
for i = 1,tonumber(a[1])

Use a timer like this:

Code:

function stop(p,c,a)
	local Time = 0
	for i = 1,tonumber(a[1]) do 
		Time = Time + tonumber(a[2])
		timer.Simple(tonumber(a[3]) + Time, function() 
			RunConsoleCommand("say","/drop" .. " ")
			RunConsoleCommand("say","/sleep" .. " ")
		 end)
	end
end
concommand.Add ("brk", stop)

10 = loop
2 = the pause between each timer
10 is the delay in seconds + Time
brk 10 2 10
So it'll be

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brk 10 5 10

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Originally Posted by suchisgood

Use a timer like this:

Code:

function stop(p,c,a)
	local Time = 0
	for i = 1,tonumber(a[1]) do 
		Time = Time + tonumber(a[2])
		timer.Simple(tonumber(a[3]) + Time, function() 
			RunConsoleCommand("say","/drop" .. " ")
			RunConsoleCommand("say","/sleep" .. " ")
		 end)
	end
end
concommand.Add ("brk", stop)

10 = loop
2 = the pause between each timer
10 is the delay in seconds + Time
brk 10 2 10
So it'll be

10
12
14
16
18

brk 10 5 10

10
15
20
25
30

using a for loop and timer.simple instead of using timer.create = ez

Originally Posted by suchisgood

Use a timer like this:

Code:

function stop(p,c,a)
	local Time = 0
	for i = 1,tonumber(a[1]) do 
		Time = Time + tonumber(a[2])
		timer.Simple(tonumber(a[3]) + Time, function() 
			RunConsoleCommand("say","/drop" .. " ")
			RunConsoleCommand("say","/sleep" .. " ")
		 end)
	end
end
concommand.Add ("brk", stop)

10 = loop
2 = the pause between each timer
10 is the delay in seconds + Time
brk 10 2 10
So it'll be

10
12
14
16
18

brk 10 5 10

10
15
20
25
30

Thank you very much!

Originally Posted by Keepo123

Thank you very much!

your welcome ^^

FYI if you're looking at this still, You could use timer.Create
But the way suchisgood is also very good to know when not working with stuff GLUA related.