[Natsheh]

PHP Code:

new iNum = random_num(0, 5000)
new sString[5];
num_to_str(iNum, sString, charsmax(sString))
if(sString[0]) sString[strlen(sString)-1] = '0';
iNum = str_to_num(sString) 


Last digit will be 0 if its 4937 it will be 4930.

[fysiks]

Just reduce your min and max by a factor of 10 and then multiply by 10. It's the same thing.

[edon1337]

Originally Posted by Natsheh PHP Code: new iNum = random_num(0, 5000) new sString[5]; num_to_str(iNum, sString, charsmax(sString)) if(sString[0]) sString[strlen(sString)-1] = '0'; iNum = str_to_num(sString)  Last digit will be 0 if its 4937 it will be 4930.

That will work with numbers only above 10, how do you expect that to work on 9 ?

[DjSoftero]

Originally Posted by edon1337 That will work with numbers only above 10, how do you expect that to work on 9 ?

it becomes 0, as 9 is the last digit. don`t see a problem.

[klippy]

I like how everyone is ignoring Fysiks' posts.

PHP Code:

Random10(a, b)
{
    return (random_num(a, b) / 10) * 10;
} 


[Natsheh]

Originally Posted by KliPPy I like how everyone is ignoring Fysiks' posts. PHP Code: Random10(a, b) {     return (random_num(a, b) / 10) * 10; }

You do realize thats this..

PHP Code:

 return (random_num(a, b) / 10) * 10; 


Is the same as this..

PHP Code:

 return random_num(a, b); 


Should be return random_num(0, 500)*10

[klippy]

It's not the same. Read about integer division.

[DjSoftero]

Originally Posted by Natsheh You do realize thats this.. PHP Code:  return (random_num(a, b) / 10) * 10;  Is the same as this.. PHP Code:  return random_num(a, b);  Should be return random_num(0, 500)*10

when you divide 9 by 10 it becomes 0

[Natsheh]

Oh yes i forgot it cant be a floatbecause its not. Predefined as afloat silly me.