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Stop Button Doesn't Always Stop Script

BotRS123
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The stop button doesn't always stop a script; sometimes the script would keep on running even if I spam the stop button. I noticed this a while ago, but it didn't occur that often for me to report it. I decided to report it now :) Anyone else notice this?

Happens to me as well, but the only times I've witnessed it have been when the script I was using was in a while loop.

Happens to me as well, but the only times I've witnessed it have been when the script I was using was in a while loop.

 

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The stop button doesn't kill the script. I think it just waits for the current call to onLoop to finish.

 

Eric

Now that makes more sense, but sometimes, it never stops... or at least that is what it seems like to me.

It happens to me and also sometimes the pause button doesn't pause it either and they have to be clicked twice for some reason.

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It happens to me and also sometimes the pause button doesn't pause it either and they have to be clicked twice for some reason.

I noticed this, too.

It only happens when you're stuck in a loop, it has nothing to do with the client.

 

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