While true do states that while the script(s) are true, it repeatedly redoes the script. A basic script with while true do would be:

Code:

while true do print ("Winnnnnnnnnnnnn!") end

To loopkill in ROBLOX, the script would be:

Code:

while true do game.Workspace.Player.Head:Remove() -- replace "Player" with any name end

To loop anchor, the script would be:

Code:

while true do game.Workspace.Player.Torso.Anchored = true -- replace "Player" with any name end

Note that if you loopkill everyone a lot, they'll call you a noob or you'll have a bad reputation. To make a temporary loopkill script (might work):

Code:

while true do a = game.Workspace.Player -- "a" is a variable [a].Head:Remove() -- replace "Player" with any name wait (5) [a] = game.Lighting -- for a certain reason end

Send me a message if there is any mistakes with these scripts.

this is actually a while function, you do not have to use true for the restraint.

Slayer is correct, the while loop does not require a literal condition of true. Also, all of those "scripts" except for the last one would crash your game. The last one would error.

every continueus loop should have a wait() in it to stop the game crashing.

loopkill script? i think you mean a ban script

Code:

[a].Parent = game.Lighting

for the last one. thats what im thinking, excluding the head removal

while wait() do

end

:P

@naknak:

repeat until not wait()

XD