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'''{{tt|RANDOM}}''' generates a random number that may be shared with others. |
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==Usage== |
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Random (#) -- Generates a number between 1 and the specified value. |
Random (#) -- Generates a number between 1 and the specified value. |
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Random (min) (max) -- Generates a number between the min and max specified values. |
Random (min) (max) -- Generates a number between the min and max specified values. |
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s -- may be added to the end of any of these options if you wish the result to be private. |
s -- may be added to the end of any of these options if you wish the result to be private.</pre> |
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Latest revision as of 22:33, 22 March 2013
RANDOM generates a random number that may be shared with others.
This verb is considered OOC and will only be seen by others in their OOC window.
Usage
Random -- Generates a number between 1 and 100. Random (#) -- Generates a number between 1 and the specified value. Random (min) (max) -- Generates a number between the min and max specified values. s -- may be added to the end of any of these options if you wish the result to be private.