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Year 13 Day 174 20:13	NPC Scripts: random response
Ettrick Antalaha	swcombine.com/rules/?Scripts on this page it says: You can use randomness within the responses section. ############################## Example Block: start Hi! Responses: !random [response1, response2, response3]! -> How are you? Will randomly divert the player to one of three response blocks each time they speak to the NPC. ############################## I have not been able to get random responses to work, even when I create the appropriate Block: response1 Block: response2 and Block: response3 Any suggestions? I'm I reading the example wrong, or has the functionality changed? If you have a working example, please post one. ____________

Year 13 Day 174 22:14	NPC Scripts: random response
Ellias Aubec	Uh, if I hadn't seen that last line from the rules, I would of said that the response you see to click on would be randomised between the values you put, not diverting you to different blocks. ie: !random [Hey, You, Hi]! -> hi Would randomly choose between those 3 words when you run the script so it looks like the responses are different, but go to the same block, ____________

Year 13 Day 175 9:31	NPC Scripts: random response
Ettrick Antalaha	Ellias, I see that's what the function should do, but it doesn't seem to work that way. The real problem is the example gives you a parsing error, so you can't run it at all. Either the example is wrong, or random response is erroring. If you paste in the example as is, you get this message: "Error parsing/saving: Missing block: How are you? defined in block: start" This is because "How are you?" is not a Block: This example syntax is totally backwards to all other examples and usage. #### I've even tried flipping it around to: Block: start Hi! Responses: How are you? -> !random [response1, response2, response3]! but you get this: Error parsing/saving: Missing block: !random [response1, response2, response3]! defined in block: start ### and If i build out the command with the syntax of the previous ones: Block: start Hi! Responses: How are you? -> !random [response1, response2, response3]! Responses: Block:response1 test1 Block:response2 test2 Block:response3 test3 ################ You get this: Error parsing/saving: Missing block: !random [response1, response2, response3]! defined in block: start ____________

Year 13 Day 175 22:28	NPC Scripts: random response
Mikel von Bianchi	Block: start Hello! Responses: !random [Sup, NM U, FUAD]! -> How are you? Block: How are you? Fine! Works fine for me. Ellias described it correctly, here: “ the response you see to click on would be randomised between the values you put ” ____________ [19:48] .Zhao> Items know they're inside me

Year 13 Day 176 11:07	NPC Scripts: random response
Ettrick Antalaha	Mikel, Thanks for explaining. I was under the impression that Block: names had to be one word, because the previous examples were all one word. Maybe if your Response: example was added it would clarify a little more. Thanks again, ____________

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