REALLY simple randomiser (no block code needed)

[ILIKEGIMKIT]

Hello everyone!

Have you ever wanted to make your game to be replayable, or wanted to add a core mechanic by adding a randomiser, but either you don’t know how to,
or you don’t quite understand block code? Well this is a guide just about that!

For this example I will just be using item granters, but you can change that to other devices as well.

For this guide you will need:

• List item The number of teleporters to the number of items you want to randomise between +1(I’ll just use 4 for an example)
• Same amount of item granters as teleporters -1
  And that’s it!

STEP ONE:
place and configure your devices in this order:

Note: You can put anything in the item granters.

STEP TWO:
Wire the teleporters to there corresponding item granter/other device.

STEP THREE:
In the editing settings enable grid snap (I recomend 32)

STEP FOUR:
Stack the teleporters (not including the bottom one)

This step is VERY important for the direction you enter a teleporter can determine which teleporter to teleport to in a group, but by stacking them, it is actually randomised and cannot be exploited if you do it right.

STEP FIVE:
this guide. NOW

Just kidding, that last one is optional. We are done!
Now before you start attacking me in the comments, yes I am aware that there are other randomisers, but I haven’t seen anyone use this method, and this is the simplest one (Imo).

Hope this guide helped

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[awesome_potato]

Nice job! Try adding drop downs to organize it better

[cheezesRcool]

good first guide!
maybe you could add a way to immediately teleport the player back to where they originally were?

mandatory formatting guide-

extra formatting options for the uninformed!

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Headings!

you can make this using a hashtag and a space (# exampleText)
there are SIX different sizes of heading!

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you can also make this using h1-h6 wrapped in the left and right arrows!

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however, it seems like if you put text under headings using html formatting (that ^) then all formatting for that text just doesnt work

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Dividers!

you can make these using three asterisks in an empty row! (***)
examples above this and directly below this sentence

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Footnotes!

i used to refer to these as tooltips but it turns out theyre actually named footnotes
you can make these using one caret (^), one left bracket, whatever you want inside, and one right bracket!

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also images can go into the tooltips
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you probably know how to put these in
but you can actually change the sizes to a number outside of 100, 75 or 50!
simply go to the text version of the image

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and change the percentage!

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this also applies to gifs!

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you can also crop them via the size (they wont stretch)

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the rest of these will just be extra things you can make using markdown (and maybe bbcode or html)

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1. if it matters at all for you; i just copy & pasted this in since i dont have the energy to constantly retype this everytime somebody makes their first guide or has bad formatting ↩︎

2. two slashes (//) make a comment in c sharp ↩︎

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5. its possible that it only works if you have the gif itself in your files ↩︎

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7. actually wait it might be possible??? earlier i added two quotation marks and all of a sudden it didnt allow subscript text then i removed those quotation marks and then it did allow subscript text??? ↩︎

8. fun fact: this is actually how i used to do strikethroughs ↩︎

[TheCatIsCrazy]

this is a good idea but what if you want to add a randomizing function, say, after a certain amount of time?

that is when we have the actual block code because you can’t just make a player step into a teleporter 20 seconds after the game starts

@Kormorant - randomizing block code is the most simple thing about block code, so at that point, just run a tiny bit of block code and anyways, i always run block code after randomizing, except for random gadget systems.

[Kormorant]

this idea that ILG made is more simplified for people who don’t understand blocks.
however, you’re right about that - this can only be used with a few items.

[Fergo]

@TheCatIsCrazy

that is when we have the actual block code because you can’t just make a player step into a teleporter 20 seconds after the game starts

@Kormorant

however, you’re right about that - this can only be used with a few items.

That’s where MY no block code randomizer guide comes in! *ahem ahem totally not self-promoting

A Randomizer... With No Blocks!

Total Memory: 125-230![1] Mind-blowing, right? This was an accidental discovery when building a Crit Chance system! Devices Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 AND YOU NOW HAVE A RANDOMIZER WITHOUT BLOCKS! This does run for the whole game, though. poll What happened now? SUSPENDED [Build-pleasse] FOR 6 DAYS *WaterVirus.exe* IS UNABLE TO HACK WYWY’S FIREWALL [Build-pleasse] HAS BEEN WYWY’D Peace and quiet until Christmas! Yaaaaay! …

[NagiSeishiro]

Nice first guide, I would recommend adding formatting such as dropdowns, titles, subtitles and dividers. It makes it look a little more clean and pleasing to the eye.

Also, make sure your title is spelled correctly, I would recommend using this title:

REALLY Simple Randomizer (NO BLOCK CODE)

@Kormorant

In Britain, “randomizer” is spelled with an “s”.

Oh! I never knew lmao. Well then the OP doesn’t have to change the spelling then, if he prefers not to.

[Kormorant]

In Britain, “randomizer” is spelled with an “s”.

[AlexC]

You should probably add a memory usage comparison between your randomizer and the classic Trigger with a block code.

[ILIKEGIMKIT]

First of all, yes with block code alower extra flexibility, BUT this is a beginer guide, and there are sometimes workearounds. ex. lifecycle game start> trigger trigger with one sec delay that triggers a counter and then triggers again, and once the timer reaches 20 it resets or something and then you somehow forece the player to enter a teleporter somehow or something, BUT THIS IS A BEGINER GUIDE once again.

[ILIKEGIMKIT]

i knew that which is for thy person desired to spell thy word that way