How to use Loop and Loops Breaks?

[TheDbr22]

I can't understand how to use them with text, and they're becoming more and more necessary... Please help! thanks!

[5pam!]

Its actually quite easy:
Inside your loop use a conditional branch when to break that loop.

//Stuff before loop
Loop
    Conditional branch <your condition to stop loop>
        break Loop
    else
         //stuff that happens inside loop, make sure you change your condition 
        //so that the loop stops sometime
    branch end
repeat above
//Stuff after loop is done

[TheDbr22]

How would I do this within a Choice command? I have four choices and I want them all but one to loop back to themselves.

Sort of like this, Questions 1-3 loop back to the entire question but Question 4 pushes the conversation forward. I hope this is making sense haha

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-----Question 1----|
-----Question 2----|
-----Question 3----|
-----Question 4------------>

[Hotti but Thotti]

You would start loop before the choices, then put all the choices into the loop, and under choice 4 you would have whatever you want to have there, then break loop, then continue with the conversation outside of the loop.

[TheDbr22]

Okay thanks :D

[derictorres22]

Originally posted by 5pam!:

Its actually quite easy:
Inside your loop use a conditional branch when to break that loop.

//Stuff before loop
Loop
    Conditional branch <your condition to stop loop>
        break Loop
    else
         //stuff that happens inside loop, make sure you change your condition 
        //so that the loop stops sometime
    branch end
repeat above
//Stuff after loop is done

Does this works when looping a movie?

[Hajami]

Insteed of a Loop you could use Labels.
You can Set a Label somewhere and with the Jump to Label Command u can Jump to that Point and the Code continues there. You can also build loops with Labels, but they are more flexible. But if you need hundreds of em executed in one frame, than loops are a little more performece safing. shouldnt be a problem in your case.