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Can I have a temporary variable for math.random(x,y)?
It's kinda simple I think.
Essentially, is this possible
1 | local random = math.random(10,15) |
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3 | -- use random later |
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5 | hum.WalkSpeed = hum.WalkSpeed - random |
That's first of all.
Second of all, will that variable stay as one assigned variable? Say, if math.random pulls out 14, will it stay as 14 when I do:
1 | hum.WalkSpeed = hum.WalkSpeed - random |
In addition, if this is in a function which only runs when it's hit, does random change again?
Thanks!
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You can make a function to return math.random(10,15) ie local random = function() return math.random(10,15) end User#5423 17 — 7y
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OK! Will try. DerpyShadowz 34 — 7y
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Yes it is possible, but I would advise you to add this;
1 | math.randomseed(tick()) |
on the very top of your script. This code will randomize your math.random() code and not make it the same everytime.
I do not know about the Second of all, will that variable stay as one assigned variable? Say, if math.random pulls out 14, will it stay as 14 when I do: but adding math.randomseed(tick()) on the very top of your script helps a lot. Hope this helped :).
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Yh, I think I'll try that! Thanks! DerpyShadowz 34 — 7y