@Perturbatio
Because for any Millisec you would STILL get the same series
So I was right and you were wrong ;)
(I think you thought that I ment the same series as when you didnt use this method. But I didnt ;)
I ment that for any MILLIsec you would get the same series. which suprisingly, is what I said. I was unfortunatly assuming that rand had already been set.
If Rand is not auto set on ititialization then, Ok yes so You are right and Im not
So run
No, you wouldn't get the same series, but it wouldn't be any more random
SeedRnd(Rand(0,Millisecs))Because for any Millisec you would STILL get the same series
So I was right and you were wrong ;)
(I think you thought that I ment the same series as when you didnt use this method. But I didnt ;)
I ment that for any MILLIsec you would get the same series. which suprisingly, is what I said. I was unfortunatly assuming that rand had already been set.
If Rand is not auto set on ititialization then, Ok yes so You are right and Im not
So run
Print Rnd(0,10)A few times. If it gives the same number every time then I an right, if it gives a different number then you are right ;)