you into the same game - if that makes sense (it doesn't to me, and I wrote it), they (one of them at least, I forget whether it was Dunning or Kruger), updated it with some new research very recentl

I kind of understand what you're talking about, but what do you mean by storing the posY in a local variable?

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It sure did and he'd say, " Thank you my boy, another nice one for my collection."

A wedge like in your image is awkward in GameSalad, but a dial like this . . . .

Where do I sign up?

But, I suspect you can only do 180° with that method ?

You could just do:

The only way I can see randoms to work in decimals is by starting with large numbers and then dividing.

Are you using attributes to address rows or columns. If so watch out for when they might contain. Zero.

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Thank you.

thank you everyone for your help! i think my brain may explode with all the information. haha

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I've always wanted to make something like this but I figured my math skillz weren't up to par. That, or I was just too lazy. :P

@SarahBush As @Socks says; in this case you'd have to times it then divide by the same amount

This will also give you 0, 1 or 2, even if you use a real attribute, the random number generation process generates only whole numbers, even if you are storing them in a real attribute.

There isn't a way to determine when music has stopped playing but if you know the track length then you can use a timer set to that many seconds, as @Socks suggested.

Thank you for the detailed response and insights @BigDave!