random skin

[Monty]

i alway use the code

setElementModel(source, ID) 

is possible to specify some IDs and and say to get one of the accidentaly???

[Kenix]

I don't understand what you mean. Explain better please.

[Wei]

like if he desides that he will have random skins

like 1, 67, 100, 123, 213...

that will chose the random of them

i think

[Monty]

i need somthing like blazy said

[Stanley Sathler]

Do you wanna set a random skin to a certain element? If yes, you can create a table containing all available skins:

mySkins = { 111, 67, 1, 100, 10, 213 } --Create a table with available skins 

Later, use math.random() to get a random number and insert to mySkins[random_number]:

mySkins = { 111, 67, 1, 100, 10, 213 } 
setElementModel(theElement, mySkins[math.random(1, #mySkins)]) 

[Smart.]

StanleySathler: There is an easier way to do this. We'll still use math.random but we wont take ID's from a table we'll just pick a random ID from 1 - 288

setElementModel ( yourElement, math.random ( 1, 288 ) ) 

[Stanley Sathler]

@Seb, yes, I agree with you. But we need remember: between 1 and 288, there's some ID numbers that not exist. An example is the ID 8. Oh, and if he wanna set a specific group skin, maybe he must use a table.

One love bro,

Sathler.

[Smart.]

Oh shit, I never saw the specified part, my mistake

[Stanley Sathler]

Seb:>, haha, don't worry.

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Monty, and you? Solved your problem?