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RandomNumberGenerator

Section titled “RandomNumberGenerator”

💡 Simple Explanation: Creates a random number between two values. Like rolling dice or picking a random winner.

⚙️ Technical Description: Generates random numbers within a specified range. Supports both Float and Integer output types using Unity’s Random.Range.

RandomNumber

🔍 Full Details & Examples

🔧 How It Works: Takes a minimum and maximum value, then generates a random number in that range. Choose Float for decimal numbers or Integer for whole numbers only.

✨ Perfect For:

  • Picking random viewers for giveaways
  • Creating varied effect timings
  • Randomizing spawn positions or properties
  • Adding unpredictability to animations or events

👉 Inputs:

  • Type (Dropdown) - Float or Integer
  • Min (Float) - Lowest possible value
  • Max (Float) - Highest possible value

👈 Outputs:

  • Output (Float) - Random number in range

🎬 Streaming Example: “When someone donates, generate a random number 1-100. If it’s above 95, trigger a rare special effect.”

🎯 Tips: Integer mode uses whole numbers only. Max is inclusive for integers, exclusive for floats. Each execution generates a new random value.

WaveGenerator

Section titled “WaveGenerator”

💡 Simple Explanation: Creates smoothly changing values that go up and down in patterns. Like a heartbeat monitor or pulsing light effect.

⚙️ Technical Description: Generates continuous oscillating wave patterns (Sine, Sawtooth, Square, Triangle) that update over time based on frequency.

WaveGenerator

🔍 Full Details & Examples

🔧 How It Works: Continuously generates values that oscillate between min and max following a wave pattern. Frequency controls how fast it oscillates. Different wave types create different motion feels.

✨ Perfect For:

  • Pulsing effects (brightness, scale, position)
  • Smooth back-and-forth motion
  • Breathing or heartbeat animations
  • Procedural rhythmic effects

👉 Inputs:

  • Enable (Boolean) - Turn wave generation on/off
  • Type (Dropdown) - Sine, Sawtooth, Square, Triangle
  • Min (Float) - Bottom of wave range
  • Max (Float) - Top of wave range
  • Frequency (Float) - Speed of oscillation

👈 Outputs:

  • (Float) - Current wave value

🎬 Streaming Example: “Use a sine wave (frequency 0.5) to smoothly pulse a donation goal bar’s brightness between 0.5 and 1.0.”

🎯 Tips: Sine is smoothest, Square is abrupt on/off, Sawtooth ramps up then drops, Triangle is linear up and down. Higher frequency = faster oscillation. Must be enabled to update.