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Pastry Like Dood
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Posted: 16th Jul 2005 12:53
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Would this be how i set up a RND?

RND (1,100)? And also, how would i print the number into a PRINT thingy? Would it be something like:

Print "Blah blah blah blah"
RND (1,100);a#
PRINT "You got";a#;"blah blah blah"

Also how would i get it set up so once the RND amount REACHES a combined total of 200 it PRINTs something?
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indi
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Posted: 16th Jul 2005 16:32 Edited at: 16th Jul 2005 16:34
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first of all to make your random numbers truely random you need to feed the randomize command a seed or random number, the easiest way to do this is to go

randomize timer()

it takes the timer() number which is a number counting from midnight on this current day

randomize 234234 is what it would say at one specific time of the day as an example

a mini example of what you would want is similar to this code.



im not on a pc at the momo so there may be a few mini bugs.

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BearCDPOLD
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This is useful. You can make a bunch of little functions like this when you program to save you time and headaches.

function Rand(min,max)
diff=max-min
base=rnd(diff-1)
result=base+min+1
endfunction result


I forget if rnd() starts at zero or 1. Here I assumed it would start from 0. If it starts at one remove the "-1" from "base=rnd" and the "+1" from "result=base+min".

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Pastry Like Dood
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This helps alot, thanks guys!
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