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How would I randomize non-numerical values?
How could I randomize things, like strings or materials?
1 | local part = Instance.new("Part",workspace) |
2 | part.Material = Enum.Material.Grass --I want this to be a random value instead of grass, with it still being a material. |
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Actually I checked with tutorials, but it can't random. Apparently you would need to make a table of all the materials and have it so it randomly chooses from the table.
1 | local part = Instance.new("Part",workspace) |
2 | TableMaterial = {"Plastic", "Wood", "WoodPlanks", "Slate", "Concrete", "Metal", "CorrodedMetal", "DiamondPlate", "Foil", "Grass", "Ice", "Brick", "Sand", "Fabric", "Granite", "Marble", "Pebble", "Cobblestone", "SmoothPlastic", "Neon", "Glass"} |
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4 | part.Material = (TableMaterial[math.random(#TableMaterial)]) |
There you go :)
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Sorry, but the best way is to just do something like this:
And, loop over it with ipairs, or just follow the example.
1 | local materials = {"Glass", "Wood", "etc."} |
2 | local rand = math.random(#materials) |
3 | part.Material = Enum.Material[materials[rand]] |
Hope That Helped.
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I tried that but I'm not sure that's too effective, especially with strings. sngnn 274 — 5y
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There are multiple ways to do it. Like with a Dictionary, like i said, you would want to use ipairs for really any array instead of # since its not that reliable. You probably wont find anythign else besides that. Farsalis 369 — 5y
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@Qub_lex, you do need to list what you want to randomize. BlackOrange3343 2676 — 5y