Pick random scene

Is there a way if I make a ton of scenes that when I press play it will randomly pick one of the 10? And not the same scene over and over.

it's easy.
only problem is you need to specify every scene since you cant call a scene by simply using its name.
what you have to create is a behaviour as such:

lets say you have 5 scenes you want to pick from.
randomNumber << is a number attribute

when the mous (is released) on (self) << you can also place this on a scene behaviour, using the playbutton actor instead of (self).
set (randomNumber) pick a random number between 0 and 4 << giving 5 different options, since 0 is also an option.
IF randomnumber = 0,
*switch to level 1 using fading or not*
OTHERWISE IF = 1,
*switch to level 2 using fading or not*
OTHERWISE IF = 2,
*switch to level 3 using fading or not*
...(repeat this as many times as needed)

But you can specify a scene by its name? Use the "scene with name: ____" block under scene > game flow. In which case you can just switch to a random scene with "scene with name: "Scene" + "Random number 1-10"".

oh yeah indeed.
i have bin asked this but with either sounds or actors for many times, in which case isnt posible, so i automaticly assumed it wouldn't be posible with scenes either haha.

so yeah, you could try that with the random number system above

Ah yeah, understandable, I had somehow completely missed that block during the first year of using stencyl, pretty glad when I finally realized!

it's easy.
only problem is you need to specify every scene since you cant call a scene by simply using its name.
what you have to create is a behaviour as such:

lets say you have 5 scenes you want to pick from.
randomNumber << is a number attribute

when the mous (is released) on (self) << you can also place this on a scene behaviour, using the playbutton actor instead of (self).
set (randomNumber) pick a random number between 0 and 4 << giving 5 different options, since 0 is also an option.
IF randomnumber = 0,
*switch to level 1 using fading or not*
OTHERWISE IF = 1,
*switch to level 2 using fading or not*
OTHERWISE IF = 2,
*switch to level 3 using fading or not*
...(repeat this as many times as needed)

what if i i want to remove the scene that is already answered??
what should i do?

Luckily almost a year later, I have found a much more easy way of doing this =)

Create a GameAttribute list, and add all names of your scenes to it.

Store the value of a random generated number between 0 and length of the list -1 in a number attribute, then store the value of a random index number between 0 and length of list -1 in a text attribute, remove the item from the list using the number attribute, and switch to a scene with the name of your text attribute =)

what if i i want to remove the scene that is already answered??
what should i do?

It would be courteous to let others know that you already have a thread running on this topic. Sdieters has taken the time to answer your question, but the same answer has already been provided for you in the other thread.

again...

Luckily almost a year later, I have found a much more easy way of doing this =)

Create a GameAttribute list, and add all names of your scenes to it.

Store the value of a random generated number between 0 and length of the list -1 in a number attribute, then store the value of a random index number between 0 and length of list -1 in a text attribute, remove the item from the list using the number attribute, and switch to a scene with the name of your text attribute =)

sir what do you mean store?? is it add or insert??

what if i i want to remove the scene that is already answered??
what should i do?

It would be courteous to let others know that you already have a thread running on this topic. Sdieters has taken the time to answer your question, but the same answer has already been provided for you in the other thread.

sir i think the reply of sdieters is better........

Luckily almost a year later, I have found a much more easy way of doing this =)

Create a GameAttribute list, and add all names of your scenes to it.

Store the value of a random generated number between 0 and length of the list -1 in a number attribute, then store the value of a random index number between 0 and length of list -1 in a text attribute, remove the item from the list using the number attribute, and switch to a scene with the name of your text attribute =)

sir can you convert this in block codes?? please sir

im sorry for being asking many questions im just newbie

Yes, we noticed.
We don't mind helping new people, but to be honest, you are very annoying when it comes to spamming. And in such cases I rather want to spend my time on people who wait their turn and don't open multiple threads.

Yes, we noticed.
We don't mind helping new people, but to be honest, you are very annoying when it comes to spamming. And in such cases I rather want to spend my time on people who wait their turn and don't open multiple threads.

im so sorry for that sir it will not happen again