<ambig page="Global.Error">You might be looking for the "Error" function, which has the same name as this function.</ambig> <function name="error" parent="Global" type="libraryfunc"> <description> Throws a Lua error and breaks out of the current call stack. </description> <realm>Shared and Menu</realm> <args> <arg name="message" type="string">The error message to throw.</arg> <arg name="errorLevel" type="number" default="1">The level to throw the error at.</arg> </args> </function> <example> <description>Calling an error that doesn't actually exist.</description> <description>Calling an custom error that doesn't actually exist.</description> <code>error("Because I wanted!")</code> <output> ``` [my_addon] addons/my_addon/lua/autorun/my_code.lua:1: Because I wanted! 1. error - [C]:-1 2. unknown - addons/my_addon/lua/autorun/my_code.lua:1 ``` </output> </example> <example> <description>Shows what a low level (`0`) error looks like.</description> <code>error("It isn't important",0)</code> <output> ``` [my_addon] It isn't important 1. error - [C]:-1 2. unknown - addons/my_addon/lua/autorun/my_code.lua:1 ``` </output> </example> <example> <description>Shows what a high level (`1`) error looks like.</description> <code>error("I'M VERY IMPORTANT!!!",1)</code> <output> ``` [my_addon] addons/my_addon/lua/autorun/my_code.lua:1: I'M VERY IMPORTANT!!! 1. error - [C]:-1 2. unknown - addons/my_addon/lua/autorun/my_code.lua:1 ``` </output> </example>