Calling a random number in an own Function?

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1

So I have a snall script which has a void Start(), in which a random number gets generated. Now I have a function to spawn enemies and I wan’t it to use the random number to know which enemie to spawn.

But when I try to use the random number the function always has the same number, and its the one I gave it at my MonoBehavior.

Here is a simplified version of my script:
`
int g;

void Start() {

int g = Random.Range(0, 5);
SpawnEnemie()
}

void SpawnEnemie() {

if (g == 1) {
dostuff
}

if (g == 2) {
dostuff
}
}`

Now everytime I run it g stays 0 and it isn’t a random number.

Also the enemie is only supposed to get spawned once on start, thats why SpawnEnemie is only called in Start.

2

change →
.

int g = Random.Range(0, 5);
.

remove the int in start method. You are again declaring “g” as local variable and assigning random no. and its scope is within start method.