What about random counter

I actually signed up for this exact question. I’m trying to make a board with randomized minigames per space and I wanted it to shuffle between 1 and 18 each space, but exclude numbers that have already been selected. That way every game is new until all spaces have been used up.

There are many ways of doing it, but I made an example that shows a great method, and a problematic method so you can learn what to do and what to avoid...

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Also, you can hide that list, make sure to disable the scrollbar if you don't need to scroll in it (it can slow things down with big lists)

Good example.

On the same subject, how would one best adapt a method like this for multiple randomizers? For example ~50 NPC's with randomized actions that shouldn't repeat. Multiple list objects?

I think a parsed alterable string might do it... But not sure how optimal it would be. Thoughts anyone?

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There are many ways of doing it, but I made an example that shows a great method, and a problematic method so you can learn what to do and what to avoid...

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Also, you can hide that list, make sure to disable the scrollbar if you don't need to scroll in it (it can slow things down with big lists)

This is great. Simple and effective; but would there be a way to do this that would also save that list across frames?

Responding your answers... Yes, there's always a way :V
But it can get a bit clumsy, it becomes a bit harder to do it without using some extension...
Adding many lists doesn't seen elegant...
But you could probably convert it to work with many lists by using alterable string as the name of the random number list or something.

Here's an updated version, with "global lists" using global variable/string, and a behavior one, using the object alterable value/string:
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hello, but to set a number between 1 and 10 for example how do you do it? I know it should be easy, I tried with the condition "Random two numbers" + "Only one for event ..", but strangely it creates more objects for me. I know I could set it by setting two conditions: less than + greater than. but I would like to know the cleanest way, the simplest one

janpier, I don't get what you mean...
Do you want to know if a number is in between two values?

I would like to know how to set for example: counter 1 to 10 = create object. thank you

hm... Less than + greater than isn't a bad solution
I'm sure there are other ways, but I can't think of any right now

it was just that I wanted to create a single condition that included numbers, from one specific value to another, for example: 1 to 10, 11 to 20 etc. , well I will use major and minor for now, thanks anyway