Outside the electronic versions of the game no, but inside them maybe. O_o

Maybe you can use math.random(100,8000)or somthing like that.

VB99 wrote:

Maybe you can use math.random(100,8000)or somthing like that.

It did not work, is inflicting 4552 damage

lDarkDemonl wrote:

VB99 wrote:

Maybe you can use math.random(100,8000)or somthing like that.

It did not work, is inflicting 4552 damage

Is it consistently the same or not?  If yes than the random generator isn't seeded in the right location.

StormWing0 wrote:

lDarkDemonl wrote:

VB99 wrote:

Maybe you can use math.random(100,8000)or somthing like that.

It did not work, is inflicting 4552 damage

Is it consistently the same or not?  If yes than the random generator isn't seeded in the right location.

Is it consistently the same
I put this way
local p=Duel.GetChainInfo(0,CHAININFO_TARGET_PLAYER)
Duel.Damage (p,math.random(100,8000),REASON_EFFECT)

hmm check the code for random dice rolls and coin tosses and see where that code does its random generation.  Should be able to pull from the same location but with different numbers.

StormWing0 wrote:

hmm check the code for random dice rolls and coin tosses and see where that code does its random generation.  Should be able to pull from the same location but with different numbers.

Yes, i am using 4 dices.
d1 and d2 will determine the amount of 100-800
d3 and d4 will determine multiple of 1-10

so if the value is 100 and multiple 1: dmg = 100
if the value is 800 and the multiple 10: dmg = 8000

Seems is working fine, i tested several times and i managed generate random damage between 600-5000+

But I wanted to make sure had no other way more specific. And it seems not have, thanks for the help ^ ^

Nice to know it works.  What I meant though was to see where those two functions were pulling their random numbers from and to take advantage of that location since that's where the random numbers are likely seeded.  


Creative work around though.