You can use the (either: ) macro to do what you want, it's documentation includes an example of how to use the macro to randomly insert words into part of a sentence.
If the text you want to randomly display is large then you can use the same macro to randomly select a passage to display using the (display: ) macro. You code would end up looking something like the following.
(set: $passage to (either: "passage name A", "passage name B"))
(display: $passage)
You can use the (either: ) macro to do what you want, it's documentation includes an example of how to use the macro to randomly insert words into part of a sentence.
If the text you want to randomly display is large then you can use the same macro to randomly select a passage to display using the (display: ) macro. You code would end up looking something like the following.
(set: $passage to (either: "passage name A", "passage name B"))
(display: $passage)
Hey thank you for the awnser! But i must ask can you do this with 3 passages for example:
(set: $passage to (either: "passage name A", "passage name B", "passage name C"))
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If the text you want to randomly display is large then you can use the same macro to randomly select a passage to display using the (display: ) macro. You code would end up looking something like the following.
Hey thank you for the awnser! But i must ask can you do this with 3 passages for example:
(set: $passage to (either: "passage name A", "passage name B", "passage name C"))
Ok thank you!