There is no way Random.Range is truly Random

endVector[0] = (Vector3(315,108,-110));
endVector[1] = (Vector3(45,72,63));
endVector[2] = (Vector3(-20,0,45));
endVector[3] = (Vector3(-45,-105,23));
endVector[4] = (Vector3(45,73,-25));
endVector[5] = (Vector3(-45,-107,113));


endCube.Clear();
for (var i = 0; i < 6; i++)
{
for (var j = 0; j < (9 - aSides); j++)
{
endCube.Push(endVector);
}
}

var SpinCntr : int = 0;
var max : int = endCube.length;
while (SpinCntr < 10)
{
cube.transform.rotation = Random.rotation;
yield WaitForSeconds(.08);
SpinCntr++;
}

var id = Random.Range(0,max);
cube.transform.eulerAngles = endCube[id];

 

Use code tags when posting code. I have no idea what your question actually is, though. No computer can generate "truly" random numbers—they are always deterministic—but UnityEngine.Random uses Marsaglia's Xorshift 128 algorithm, which is quite high quality. If you don't set the seed, it uses the current ticks in some way, so for all practical purposes it's truly random.

--Eric

 

Am I using the Random.Range (2nd to last line, javascript) correctly?
I saw it return the same result 4 times in a row from a list (array) of almost 50 items??
How do I use code tags?

 

http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/using-code-tags-properly.143875/