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hi..
am wondering.. is it possible to have a random number generator that will spit out a number from 1-10 .. like
3.256 <--
on a command like : !capture
it will say $nick was captured in 9.653
any help would be apprectiated greatly !!!
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alias randDec {
/set -u0 %num $rand(1,10)
return $+(%num,.,$iif(%num < 10, $+($rand(0,9),$rand(0,9),$rand(0,9)),000))
}
-KingTomato
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that is working !!
except.. am always getting an even number..
like 7.000 or 9.000
will it always do that ?
or will it come up with also a 7.235 etc ?
thank you also !!
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Hoopy frood
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alias randdec return $calc($rand($calc($1 *10^ $3),$calc($2 *10^ $3)) /10^ $3) Usage: $randdec(N1,N2,P) N1 and N2 are the same parameters as in $rand() P is the precision parameter. Fex, to create random numbers from 2 to 13 with up to 4 decimals you'd use this: $randdec(2,13,4)
/.timerQ 1 0 echo /.timerQ 1 0 $timer(Q).com
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hii..
am not able to get that last script to work at all for some reason..
thank you for your help though..
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Hoopy frood
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10-try test using mine...
4.368
7.885
3.851
5.317
4.179
5.179
4.951
8.862
3.822
5.633
-KingTomato
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am not quite sure how to set it up though..
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that is exactly what i want though .. number wise !!!!
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Hoopy frood
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Just put this in remotes:
alias randDec {
/set -u0 %num $rand(1,10)
return $+(%num,.,$iif(%num < 10, $+($rand(0,9),$rand(0,9),$rand(0,9)),000))
}
-KingTomato
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Hoopy frood
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That script is incredibly complex for such a simple task. There is no need for any $iifs, no local variables,
$calc(($rand(1,100000000)/$rand(1,1000000) % 9) +1)
That will return a random real number between 1 and 10. If you want it to only have 3 decimal places, use $round:
$round($calc(($rand(1,100000000)/$rand(1,1000000) % 9) + 1),3)
It produces some very nice random results:
7.61
7.052
9.145
9.382
6.79
3.115
1.546
5.04
8.57
7.766
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thank you so much !!!!!!!!!! i was so tired last night i went and stuck it in the alias *lol*
BUT now.. it works !!
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Always good to hear. 
-KingTomato
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