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Revision as of 19:08, 16 May 2024
A number randomizer.
Inputs:
- Min: The minimum amount the block chooses from.
- Max: The maximum amount the block chooses from.
Outputs:
- Random: The randomly selected number.
Notes
- The Min input is included while the Max input is *excluded*, meaning: if the min and max inputs are 0 and 5 respectively, it may generate a number within 0 to 5, possibly 0, but never 5.
- The random block will generate a new value every time it is executed. To reuse the same random value, it should be stored in a variable.
- Note that the output would be in decimal, to avoid this use floor, ceiling, or round operators.
- The random block behaves inconsistently when used with wire splits. /uploads/inconsistent-random.jpg
Examples
Either generate -1 or 1:
File:Screenshot 2020-06-23-23-24-42-333 com.martinmagni.fancade.png
