I can’t seem to solve my problem. I have been tying to make a bar that tweens a random amount every random seconds. I just can’t get it to wait a random amount of time that goes lower than 1 (like 0.1 or 0.7)
script:
local bar = script.Parent
local randomnumber1 = Random.new()
while true do
wait(0.1)
wait(randomwaittime) -- HERE
local randomsize = randomnumber1:NextNumber(0.01,0.2)
bar:TweenSize(bar.Size + UDim2.new(randomsize, 0, 0, 0), 'InOut', 'Quart')
end
wait(math.random(1, 4))
set 1 to the minimum amount of time you’d like to wait
set 4 to the maximum
well, yeah but this only rotates between 1,2,3, and 4. Not 1 - 1.00 - 4.00. I need to get numbers between like 0.30 - 3.00.
try
wait(math.random(0.3, 3))
I think if you include a float then it’s possible to wait for that amount of time instead of rounding it off to an integer.
no, it just rounds to a whole number if you do that
while true do
local num = Random.new():NextNumber(0.3, 3)
wait(num)
end
I know but where would I put that. If I put it by it’s own then I couldn’t say “num” before or after the loop.
This should probably do the trick
task.wait(Random.new():NextNumber(1 --[[Min]], 4--[[Max]]))
Random.new():NextNumber(min, max) returns a random number (Including decimals too)
But math.random(min, max) will only return an integer.
You would have to move it into your loop. Because well if you moved it out like you’re currently, then num becomes a variable that doesn’t change, meaning your random number stays the same because it’s only chosen once.