I’ve found that no matter how I change the seed, the first random value is always the same when using randomSeed(). Here is the a really simple test: void draw() { randomSeed(frameCount); println(frameCount + ": " + (int)random(10) + " " + (int)random(10) + " " + (int)random(10) ); } In this…

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The first random value is always the same when using randomSeed

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Reva June 12, 2020, 1:21pm 7

Thanks a lot, finally know the reason.

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The first random value is always the same when using randomSeed

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