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Donlan
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Posted: 4th Apr 2013 23:29
Whenever I try to use RND(3) It says that it can't understand command at line 14.


RND(3)


Thankyou

p.s I'm new to darkbasic
Ortu
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Posted: 5th Apr 2013 07:32
the line numbers it gives can sometimes be misleading, and there is not really enough information here, can you post a bit more of the code, before and after the rnd so we can see how exactly you're trying to use it?

Chris Tate
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Posted: 5th Apr 2013 12:16
Judging by your post, the command was used incorrectly.

Result = Rnd(3)

It's an expression so it must have an assignment or be a parameter.

Donlan
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Posted: 5th Apr 2013 13:08
Ahh, thanks for the reply, is it possible to use RND to print a word from the ones I have chosen. If so would this work:


RND(3)
IF RND = "3" THEN PRINT "TEST"
IF RND = "2" THEN PRINT "TEST"
IF RND = "1" THEN PRINT "TEST"
IF RND = "0" THEN PRINT "TEST"
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Posted: 5th Apr 2013 16:03
Try this...



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Donlan
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Posted: 5th Apr 2013 16:40
Thank you very much Chafari, chris tate and ortu you have been a great
help!
TheComet
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Posted: 5th Apr 2013 16:49
You should probably do this though.



RND() will always return something different whenever you call it. Calling it once and storing the result in a variable (x) means that x can only be one thing.

If you used chafari's code, it'd randomly print "TEST". Maybe that's what you want though.

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chafari
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Posted: 5th Apr 2013 19:57 Edited at: 5th Apr 2013 19:59
Quote: "If you used chafari's code, it'd randomly print "TEST""


That was the minimun code I've got

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Chris Tate
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Posted: 5th Apr 2013 21:57
The above code is sufficient; but what I do is:

Print "TEST" + Str$(Rnd(3)+1)

Or

Dim Result$(3) : Result$(0) = "First" : Result$(1) = "Second"
Result$(2) = "Third" : Result$(3) = "Forth"
Print Result$( Rnd(3) )

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Posted: 6th Apr 2013 00:23
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Posted: 8th Apr 2013 01:56
But 4 can't be reached in your code Comet!

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Posted: 8th Apr 2013 18:06
Oh crap, nice catch.

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