ConsoleTuner

Buffy wrote:

Scachi wrote:A bit off topic:
Where can I get more information about that macro stuff - What terms can I search with google for ?

Seems to be a regular macro in C

J2Kbr wrote:Not sure if the led_set() in the above script will interfere with the color LED you already have, there is a chance that will, to be sure I would need to see your script.

The Titan Two GPC offer rand() function that can be used in the wait times of combos, like this:

Code: Select all

wait(10 + (uint16)(rand()*10.0));

In this example the wait time will be a random number between 10 and 20.

To make easy you can define a macro:

Code: Select all

#define rand_wait(a, b)     wait(a + (uint16)(rand()*(fix32)(b-a)))

This macro will generate a random wait time between the the first and second parameter, example of use:

Code: Select all

rand_wait(40, 120);

random wait between 40 and 120 milliseconds.

J2Kbr wrote:Not sure if the led_set() in the above script will interfere with the color LED you already have, there is a chance that will, to be sure I would need to see your script.

The Titan Two GPC offer rand() function that can be used in the wait times of combos, like this:

Code: Select all

wait(10 + (uint16)(rand()*10.0));

In this example the wait time will be a random number between 10 and 20.

To make easy you can define a macro:

Code: Select all

#define rand_wait(a, b)     wait(a + (uint16)(rand()*(fix32)(b-a)))

This macro will generate a random wait time between the the first and second parameter, example of use:

Code: Select all

rand_wait(40, 120);

random wait between 40 and 120 milliseconds.

Code: Select all

rand_wait(40, 120); and it seems to stop my scripts from working

GamingScene wrote:

J2Kbr wrote:Not sure if the led_set() in the above script will interfere with the color LED you already have, there is a chance that will, to be sure I would need to see your script.

The Titan Two GPC offer rand() function that can be used in the wait times of combos, like this:

Code: Select all

wait(10 + (uint16)(rand()*10.0));

In this example the wait time will be a random number between 10 and 20.

To make easy you can define a macro:

Code: Select all

#define rand_wait(a, b)     wait(a + (uint16)(rand()*(fix32)(b-a)))

This macro will generate a random wait time between the the first and second parameter, example of use:

Code: Select all

rand_wait(40, 120);

random wait between 40 and 120 milliseconds.

Ok so ive tried the

Code: Select all

rand_wait(40, 120); and it seems to stop my scripts from working