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[Imran M]

So rnd picks a number from 0-9, min and max means a range of numbers it can choose. would i put action, then type:frame, and frame:x? Is this correct?

[Lobby]

The result of the condition will only be true if min <= x <= max is fulfilled.
x will be a randomly picked integer between 0 and frame exclusively (namely 0, 1, 2, ..., frame - 1).

Yes, you set frames by something like

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{"type":"frame","frame":0}

However that's for building animations, only. For animations appended to a building (that means by using the "animation" attribute and some pre-defined animation(s)) you have to use the animation control attributes.

Namely you can use

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{"type":"animation resume","frame":0,"level":0} 

to set the frame of the first appended animation (indicated by "level":0) to 0. Use "type":"animation resume" to set a frame of an animation without pausing it.

[Imran M]

The result of the condition will only be true if min <= x <= max is fulfilled.
x will be a randomly picked integer between 0 and frame exclusively (namely 0, 1, 2, ..., frame - 1).

Yes, you set frames by something like

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{"type":"frame","frame":0}

However that's for building animations, only. For animations appended to a building (that means by using the "animation" attribute and some pre-defined animation(s)) you have to use the animation control attributes.

Namely you can use

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 {"type":"animation resume","frame":0,"level":0} 

to set the frame of the first appended animation (indicated by "level":0) to 0. Use "type":"animation resume" to set a frame of an animation without pausing it.

So, would the code be along the lines of this?

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 "fun":{"condition":{"type":"rnd","min":1,"max":3,"frame":0},"action":{"type":"animation resume","frame":0,"level":0},"condition":{"type":"rnd","min":4,"max":10,"frame":0},"action":{"type":"animation resume","frame":1,"level":0}}

[CommanderABab]

The result of the condition will only be true if min <= x <= max is fulfilled.
x will be a randomly picked integer between 0 and frame exclusively (namely 0, 1, 2, ..., frame - 1).

Yes, you set frames by something like

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{"type":"frame","frame":0}

However that's for building animations, only. For animations appended to a building (that means by using the "animation" attribute and some pre-defined animation(s)) you have to use the animation control attributes.

Namely you can use

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 {"type":"animation resume","frame":0,"level":0} 

to set the frame of the first appended animation (indicated by "level":0) to 0. Use "type":"animation resume" to set a frame of an animation without pausing it.

So, would the code be along the lines of this?

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 "fun":{"condition":{"type":"rnd","min":1,"max":3,"frame":0},"action":{"type":"animation resume","frame":0,"level":0},"condition":{"type":"rnd","min":4,"max":10,"frame":0},"action":{"type":"animation resume","frame":1,"level":0}}

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 "fun": {
 	"condition": {
 		"type": "rnd",
 		"min": 1,
 		"max": 3,
 		"frame": 0
 	},
 	"action": {
 		"type": "animation resume",
 		"frame": 0,
 		"level": 0
 	},
 	"condition": {
 		"type": "rnd",
 		"min": 4,
 		"max": 10,
 		"frame": 0
 	},
 	"action": {
 		"type": "animation resume",
 		"frame": 1,
 		"level": 0
 	}
 }

is wrong.

[Imran M]

The result of the condition will only be true if min <= x <= max is fulfilled.
x will be a randomly picked integer between 0 and frame exclusively (namely 0, 1, 2, ..., frame - 1).

Yes, you set frames by something like

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{"type":"frame","frame":0}

However that's for building animations, only. For animations appended to a building (that means by using the "animation" attribute and some pre-defined animation(s)) you have to use the animation control attributes.

Namely you can use

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 {"type":"animation resume","frame":0,"level":0} 

to set the frame of the first appended animation (indicated by "level":0) to 0. Use "type":"animation resume" to set a frame of an animation without pausing it.

So, would the code be along the lines of this?

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 "fun":{"condition":{"type":"rnd","min":1,"max":3,"frame":0},"action":{"type":"animation resume","frame":0,"level":0},"condition":{"type":"rnd","min":4,"max":10,"frame":0},"action":{"type":"animation resume","frame":1,"level":0}}

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 "fun": {
 	"condition": {
 		"type": "rnd",
 		"min": 1,
 		"max": 3,
 		"frame": 0
 	},
 	"action": {
 		"type": "animation resume",
 		"frame": 0,
 		"level": 0
 	},
 	"condition": {
 		"type": "rnd",
 		"min": 4,
 		"max": 10,
 		"frame": 0
 	},
 	"action": {
 		"type": "animation resume",
 		"frame": 1,
 		"level": 0
 	}
 }

is wrong.

So how should I do this? I'm clueless to fun.

[Imran M]

Wait a minute, would this work?

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 "fun":{"condition":{"type":"rnd","min":0,"max":3,"frame":0},"action":{"type":"animation resume","frame":1,"level":0},"else action":{"type":"animation resume","frame":1,"level":1}} 

The condition is what number it is from the range, the action resumes with the first animation, if the number doesn't match a number from the range, it uses the second animation and flys safely, am I right? I think I haven't used frames correctly

[CommanderABab]

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[{
	"fun": {
		"condition": {
			"type": "rnd",
			"min": 0,
			"max": 3,
			"frame": 0
		},
		"action": {
			"type": "animation resume",
			"frame": 1,
			"level": 0
		},
		"else action": {
			"type": "animation resume",
			"frame": 1,
			"level": 1
		}
	}
}]

which one is the pause? (Nevermind!)

[CommanderABab]

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[{
	"fun": [{
		"condition": {
			"type": "rnd",
			"min": 0,
			"max": 3,
			"frame": 0
		},
		"action": {
			"type": "animation resume",
			"frame": 1,
			"level": 0
		},
		"else action": {
			"type": "animation resume",
			"frame": 1,
			"level": 1
		}
	}]
}]

[Imran M]

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[{
	"fun": [{
		"condition": {
			"type": "rnd",
			"min": 0,
			"max": 3,
			"frame": 0
		},
		"action": {
			"type": "animation resume",
			"frame": 1,
			"level": 0
		},
		"else action": {
			"type": "animation resume",
			"frame": 1,
			"level": 1
		}
	}]
}]

So would this be the correct code?

[Lobby]

So rnd picks a number from 0-9, min and max means a range of numbers it can choose. would i put action, then type:frame, and frame:x? Is this correct?

No, it picks a number from 0 to (frame-1), so you'd have to change at least the value of frame:

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"condition": {
  "type": "rnd",
  "min": 0,
  "max": 3,
  "frame": 10
}

Please test the code and if it doesn't work as intended then let us know what exactly you expected and what happened instead.