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Maybe you could store your items into 'groups' of data.

Give each group a percentage:

001-042 = group: junk items

043-066 = group: common items

067-081 = group: uncommon items

082-092 = group: rare items.

093-098 = group: epic items.

099-100 = group: legendary items.

Roll a random number 1-100. Say the result = 72. This falls into the 'uncommon' item group. You can now choose a random item from the 'uncommon' group.

You might need to scale those numbers a little.

Burvey ah, maybe you could just roll your own timers using this tutorial?

https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/450/timers?page=1

Burvey rexs timer plugin has a dependency plugin that needs to be installed as well to work: http://c2rexplugins.weebly.com/rex_timeline.html

Without in-built pause/restart you could alway save the current time in a variable then start the timer again with the original target time minus that variables current time.

Youre right. If its working, dont touch anything

My problem was tracking screens worked but tracking events did not. I then used the above plugin and it fixed it. It may have been a cocoon only fix though and nothing to do with xdk.

part12studios

oops! Dont click the link. Right click and 'copy link address' and paste it into the url field when adding the plugin in xdk.

GA is a beast. Try going to: Behaviour -> events -> overview.

part12studios

I had problems with GA myself a few weeks back compiling with cocoon and xdk. I got it working when I swapped out the danwilson plugin for: https://github.com/AndreasReitberger/go ... plugin.git

Other things GA side: You might need to wait a while for the analytics to start getting picked up and dont forget to change you analytics date range to include the current day.

I'm use empty project.

cocoon side... Looks like webview going from the log screenshots.

> TecenGOD Vanilla r240 projects compile and run fine using cocoon. The problems are plugin related.

>

What plugin do you mean?.

The usual suspects: try disabling any ad or analytics plugins.

TecenGOD Vanilla r240 projects compile and run fine using cocoon. The problems are plugin related.

IN case you missed the edit:

Otherwize you can use the choose instead.

choose(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) or how many parameters you want. it will pick a random one of those.

You forgot int()

I would choose random() over choose() for returning a value from a large range. Easier on the eye, easier to work with and probably better performance.

I admit I got stuck for a few minutes when I encountered this