C#•5mo ago

Loop For X times

Im tring to get X amount of boxes to fill depending on random number. Im only getting 1

c#
int count = 0;

Random rdmamt = new Random();
int amount = rdmamt.Next(0,8);
int x = rdmamt.Next(0, 16);
int y = rdmamt.Next(0, 13);

if (count <= amount) 
{
    for (int i = 0; i < amount; i++)
    {
        Playarea.Add(new BoxView()
        {
            Color = Colors.DarkGray,
        }, x, y);
    }
}

c#
int count = 0;

Random rdmamt = new Random();
int amount = rdmamt.Next(0,8);
int x = rdmamt.Next(0, 16);
int y = rdmamt.Next(0, 13);

if (count <= amount) 
{
    for (int i = 0; i < amount; i++)
    {
        Playarea.Add(new BoxView()
        {
            Color = Colors.DarkGray,
        }, x, y);
    }
}

Thanks

10 Replies

Angius•5mo ago

Does the loop only run once? Or do you only get one box added?

VegasOP•5mo ago

1 boz gets added box

VegasOP•5mo ago

If i goto my station button and back again i only get 1 more box

blueberriesiftheywerecats•5mo ago

try creating Random outside of that method

VegasOP•5mo ago

Angius•5mo ago

Use the debugger to see what's going on Maybe amount is always 1?

VegasOP•5mo ago

[DOTNET] 5 [DOTNET] 5 [DOTNET] 5 [DOTNET] 5 [DOTNET] 5

Angius•5mo ago

VegasOP•5mo ago

Is it due to only having one Boxview? That time it gave me random number of 5

Shalltear Bloodfallen•5mo ago

x and y are assigned values only once, which is before the loop so even if amount gets assigned to 6 (for example), since x and y are never reassigned in the loop, then, the coordinates of all 6 of the BoxView items will be the same, and will hence overlap on the UI and and therefore appear as only one thats the only thing i can come up with that could be wrong with the code

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