The need to force the robot to terminate arises because the algorithm should not continue at this step. You can stop the robot in the following ways:

1. Stop the robot in the ROBIN Studio application by pressing the "Stop" button.

   While debugging the robot, when its execution in Studio is running, at the moment when you want to interrupt the robot's work, click on the "Stop" button. It is located on the upper panel (the panel is coloured green when the script is running). After pressing it, the robot will stop performing the algorithm without errors. Similarly, the robot will stop when you press the "Soft Stop" or "Hard Stop" button during robot operation.

   

   
   

2. Stop the robot in the ROBIN Player app by pressing the "Stop" button.

   During the performance of a finished robot in ROBIN Robot Player, it can also be stopped. To do this:

   • Open the ROBIN Player application;

   • Select the robot whose performance you want to stop in the "Running" tab, the "Pause" and "Stop" buttons are available on the right side;

   • Press the "Stop" button to force the robot to stop.
     

   If this button is pressed, the robot will complete its work without error.

3. Using the studio's "Throw exception" action.

• Select the "Throw exception" action from the "Base actions" action group and transfer it to the robot scheme.
  
  

• In the parameters of the action in the "Messages" line, specify the error text that will be output to the log. If you leave this field empty, the log will display "Unknown error".
  
  

• After setting up the action, start the robot by pressing the launch button.

• When the robot reaches the "Throw exception" action, an error entry will appear in the log in the studio and the robot will terminate.