How to set random alterable values with specific digits?

[daryuss]

For example, when we print a document, if we want it to print only the selected pages, we check: Print: pages 1-3-5.
The same thing I would like to do with the random alterable values, but choosing the numbers I want.

For example: every 1 sec | set alterable value A at Random (3-4-6)
....ecxluding 1-2-5!


I have already tried with random range, but that is not my aim.

[RailedRobin]

Two ways I would do is this:
1st. I would use a list, with the desired numbers each being a string each. Then I would have an event pick a string at random, using the " Val( >Enter string here< ) ".

2nd. I'd make it a loop.
*Every second, start loop "whatever" 1 time
*On loop "whatever" set alt val A random(5)+1 <-- note that the +1 is to ensure we don't get a 0.
On loop "whatever"
+Alt Val A = 1 - start loop "whatever" 1 time.

Note that this would need to have an event/child event for all the numbers you don't like. You can even skip the whole loop part, and just make it a standard event, just have a seperate event that makes sure whenever the Alt Val A is a number you don't like, it runs a new random event.

[daryuss]

@RailedRobin:
Thank you. But I thought it was simpler.
So I have to add a lot of events, and in my tutorial, there are already too many.
I tried with a formula like this, and a little bit I got there.
Al_value_experiment.jpg

It would be enough to find the sign to replace the plus sign to explain to the computer that it must randomly set the values from 11 to 16, and then sometimes set it to 31! (skipping the values from 0 to 10, and from 17 to 30)
But that plus sign does not recognize it as an interval separation, but as a sum!

[RailedRobin]

@RailedRobin:
Thank you. But I thought it was simpler.
So I have to add a lot of events, and in my tutorial, there are already too many.
I tried with a formula like this, and a little bit I got there.
Al_value_experiment.jpg

It would be enough to find the sign to replace the plus sign to explain to the computer that it must randomly set the values from 11 to 16, and then sometimes set it to 31! (skipping the values from 0 to 10, and from 17 to 30)
But that plus sign does not recognize it as an interval separation, but as a sum!

Here's a quick example of how to do it with a list object. Hope this will help!

[daryuss]

@RailedRobin

Thank you. I will need it. As soon as possible I will reply with the tutorial I am trying to create, so we can understand each other better.

[daryuss]

This is the tutorial I am doing.
Street Fighter example freak!
If you want to check the behavior of the computer that I would like to obtain, download the example and then on the storyboard click directly on Ken stage (1). Go to line 329 and you will understand how I intend to set the behavior of the computer: When the counter life is greater than 75, Ken has to do the normal moves at random (value 11,16) + the shoryuken at random (value 31). When the energy meter is less than 75, Ken only has to do special moves (31-32-33).
Note: rest assured that I am not going to create all the Street Fighter faithful conversion, because that would be a crazy job! But to create only the two levels of Ryu and Ken almost similar, and the two endings, is possible!