Not repeated random number(Random.Range)

Hello, I am new to programming and I am getting repeating number and get stucked.



public void PlayerSelected(Player selectedPlayer)
{
Vector3 bottomLeftWorld = Camera.main.ViewportToWorldPoint(new Vector3((float)0.2, (float)0.1, Camera.main.nearClipPlane));
Vector3 bottomRightWorld = Camera.main.ViewportToWorldPoint(new Vector3((float)0.4, (float)0.1, Camera.main.nearClipPlane));
Vector3 initantiatePos = new Vector3(Random.Range(bottomLeftWorld.x, bottomRightWorld.x), bottomRightWorld.y, 0);
player = selectedPlayer;
Player newPlayer = Instantiate(player, initantiatePos, Quaternion.identity) as Player;
}

 

You'll need a seed.

 

I dont know
how to do bcz i am really noob in programming
buddy could you please help me
by writing the complete code .
from the above code . Please @ikazrima
u will be very thankful

 

First up, this is in the wrong place. "General Discussion" is specifically not a support area, and we have a "Scripting" section exactly for this.

Secondly, we need a bit more information. What do you mean you are "getting repeating number"? Do you mean it's always the same number, or that you get occasional repetitions which you want to avoid? Or is it something else?

That's... not really how it works around here.

 

Sorry ! I was not aware .
its not always the same number repeating over and over
I am getting the occasional repetitions that i want to avoid .
because the GameObject instantiate in the same position where the previous game object appear
Please help me
I dont know where to get the help . bcz I am new member in this forum.
Next time I will appeal for help in "Scripting" section.Thank you..

 

What you are looking for is traditionally called a "shuffle bag." Here is a short tutorial on how they work.

https://gamedevelopment.tutsplus.co...-making-random-feel-more-random--gamedev-1249

 

Another approach is to check distance against existing spawned players, and either adjust the position or pick a new one if they're too close.

 

Depends on where the camera is. The random position is on the Camera.main.nearClipPlane. If 0 is far away (the z instantiate position), the position may be random, but the variation is so small it always looks the same.