Gameplay::getRandomIntInRange

Another extremely useful native.

You can use it simply like:
if (GAMEPLAY::GET_RANDOM_INT_IN_RANGE(0, 2))

and the if-statement will count it as false only if the random int is 0. That means there is a one in three chance of it being false. Put a '!' in front and it means there is a one in three chance of it being true.

Syntax

mp.game.gameplay.getRandomIntInRange(startRange, endRange);

Required Arguments

• startRange: int
• endRange: int

Return value

• int

Example

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