Hi, I created a function:
Function in client.lua
Citizen.CreateThread(function() – coma thread
while true do
Citizen.Wait(0)
if vRP.isInComa({}) then
TriggerEvent(“cooldown”)
break
end
end
end)
I want Citizen.Wait (0) to break, but after I run this function it does not work anymore.
To work I have to restart the server / script
Um, this isn’t a function and if you use break in a loop it will stop it. Therefore once it knows you’re in a coma once it will never know again because the loop isn’t running again.
how can I do?
So you want to check if the user is in a coma but you don’t want to constantly trigger the cooldown event right?
Yes 
local TempVar = true
Citizen.CreateThread(function()
while true do
Citizen.Wait(0)
if vRP.isInComa({}) and TempVar then
TempVar = false
TriggerEvent('cooldown')
elseif not vRP.isInComa({}) then
TempVar = true
end
end
end)
It works very well, thank you very much. You told me it’s not a function, but what is it? (I’m new in this field)
A function would be defined like this:
function ThisIsAFunction(Parameter1, Parameter2)
-- Enter your code here
end
You have to manually trigger it like this:
ThisIsAFunction('String', 50)
What you were doing is creating a thread, this runs once when the client loads (If it’s client-side) or when the resource starts (If it’s server-side).
do you think this happens because of the thread?
Which is?
No, a thread was correct.
That’s an issue with another resource, I would ask on the original topic.
Can you use code blocks please.
```lua
Code here
```
ok wait
what? 
I did not understand the question
yes, it’s true but unfortunately I do not understand what I was wrong about this error
It’s not an error, it’s nothing to do with what he’s asking about. If you read it it says “vrp_hotkeys” which isn’t related to a coma. I already replied about this.
Read the above 
Apologies, I thought you were someone different to the original author of the topic 
what you sent should be correct (The code). My bad!
ahha ok !