Hey I was bored so I decided to make this for you:
local module = {}
module.random = function (decimal, array)
print(decimal)
local min = array[1]
local max = array[2]
local finalnum = 0
local finalnum = finalnum + math.random(min, max)
if finalnum ~= max then
for i=1, decimal, 1 do
finalnum = finalnum + (math.random(0,10)/10^i)
print(i)
print(finalnum)
end
end
return finalnum
end
return module
to call you just do what you asked for
hope you like it
local module = {}
module.random = function(Decimals, Table)
local Number = Random.new():NextNumber(Table[1], Table[2])
local NOD = 1 / (10^Decimals)
return math.floor(Number / NOD) * NOD
end
return module
this is much shorter then what you made
thanks, I guess im not the best with math programming but I thought it would be fun to make it
Thats a pretty cool idea to add!
Would you mind me adding it to the main module (Iāll rewrite it of course)
oh yea sure, I donāt mind that at all
I recommend if you genuinely use this require the id instead so the module updates automatically
local ms = require(7066695577)
print(ms.round(1.48723,2))
Added a random function
What it does (if you havent read in the posts below) it has a second arguement for rounding to decimal places
Heres the code just to prove i rewriten it
function MS.random(x,d) -- math.random but the second parameter is the decimal place (optional)
if type(x) == "table" then
if d == nil then
d = 0
end
local r = 10^d
return math.random(tonumber(x[1])*r,tonumber(x[2])*r)/r
else
return nil
end
end
More info in the original post
Iāve also added an average function
function MS.avg(x) -- gets the average of a table
local sum = 0
for _,v in pairs(x) do
sum = sum + v
end
return sum / #x
end
More info on that as well in the original post!
function MS.random(x, d) -- math.random but the second parameter is the decimal place (optional)
if type(x) ~= "table" then
return nil
end
d = d == nil and 0 or d
local r = 10^d
return math.random(tonumber(x[1]) * r, tonumber(x[2]) * r) / r
end
this can be shortened to
sum += v
hope this reply helps
I know that x -= y or x+= y exists. And my code can be shortened, i just find it easier to read.
for average function you can use ... instead of table as parameter
function avg (...)
sum = 0
for i,v in pairs({...}) do
sum += v
end
return sum / #{...}
end
print(avg(1,5,6,23,45,76,5,232,5,76,3,6,45,23,4,45,23,5)) -- giving arguments instead of table of numbers
That does look easier for readability! But Iāll use a practical use for an example, you have a table of all the player stats in the game. And you want the average. I dont think you can use your way in that case. Other than practical uses I think that would be a better idea
Added a new functionā¦ Time!
This returns the time of a float value from 0-24, for example 15.5 would be 15:30 or 3:30 PM. Seconds support coming soon
local ms = require(game.ReplicatedStorage.MathService)
print(ms.time(13.25)) -- using 1 parameter would give you the 24 hour clock, this'll return "13:15"
print(ms.time(13.25,true)) -- the second parameter is whether or not you want to use the 24 hour system or 12 hour. This'll return "1:15 PM"
Is it okay if I create a math resource?
Elaborate on what a āmath resourceā is.
Oh, basically Iām creating another math module, is it fine with you?
Sure why not! If its using some of the code from this module i wouldnt mind some credit.
Donāt worry since Iāll make up my own code! Furthermore, I asked this so people wouldnāt say, āThere are a lot of other resources out thereā.
Then permission to make another module wasnt even necessary, as long as you can come up with your own stuff it wont disrupt me.
I looked at this and was surprised, math modules are not copyrighted
you can make whatever 
Now that I think about it, I should trademark my module 
Any unauthorized use of āSquiegysā MathServiceā will result in fines up to 5,000 robux!! 
Requirements for using my trademark is adding me to team create on every single project youāre working on 