$resetRandom

The $resetRandom function clears the stored seed used by the $random function, effectively resetting the random number generator. This means that subsequent calls to $random will generate a new sequence of random numbers, potentially different from the previous sequence before the reset. This is useful when you want to ensure a fresh set of random numbers.

Usage: $resetRandom

Explanation:

When you use $random multiple times without resetting, it might produce the same number due to how it's seeded. $resetRandom ensures each subsequent $random call behaves truly randomly by clearing that internal seed.

Example:

<discord-messages>
	<discord-message :bot="false" role-color="#ffcc9a" author="Member">
		!!exec Number:$random[1;6]
               Number:$random[1;6]
        $resetRandom after reset
        $random[1;6]
	</discord-message>
	<discord-message :bot="true" role-color="#0099ff" author="Custom Command" avatar="https://media.discordapp.net/avatars/725721249652670555/781224f90c3b841ba5b40678e032f74a.webp">
		Number:5
 Number:5
  after reset
 1
	</discord-message>
</discord-messages>

Breakdown of the Example:

1. Number:$random[1;6] is called twice before the reset. In this example, the same number 5 is generated for both calls. Note: The actual number generated here is random and will vary.
2. $resetRandom after reset resets the random seed. The text "after reset" is just literal text included for explanation.
3. $random[1;6] is called again after the reset. It now generates a new, potentially different random number (in this example, it's 1).

Function difficulty: Easy