Random Number Generator acting weird

Hi all-

I'm very new to java/coding and I really don't know much. Most of what I code is just from looking at other plugins' sources and duplicating to fit my scenario. Anyways, to the problem.

Source (real one this time)
Plugin (for testing)

Be wary, the code is messy (not my fault, the original dev's fault ;p)

For the plugin, I want it to have three modes: Percentage, Static, and random. I have percentage ans tatic working, but Random is a bit finicky.

It generates extremely strange numbers and percentages, ranging from -4k to 1k+

So I was just wondering if you more experienced people took a look at it and would tell me what's going wrong. Also, if you guys could tell me why it generates a blank config.yml that'd be great. (Also, give me some hinters about parts that could be rewritten better)

Thanks, -Pat

(Also, if this is unclear, it's because I'm tired and my writing goes to shit when I'm tired ;p)

 

I don't even see anything about random in the entire 3 java files. Which file is it in and maybe I can try to see what's wrong.

 

Shit i uploaded wrong source, one sec
Edit: re-download

 

Here is the shortest generator I found (actually I made it myself while tried to replace a 150 lines of word generator)
Here is how it's working :

Code:java

 
//Define the length of the word (in your case - number), you can set at to any number you want
int length = 8;
 
//This String contains all the numbers (you can also add letters to it, to generate a random mix of letters and numbers)
String numbers : "123456789";
 
//define the rasult
String myresult = "";
 
//random generator
Random rand = new Random();
 
//use while loop to check if the length of the current number equlas to the lehngth defined above
while (myresult.length() < length){
 
//generate a random number, the number will be used to get one of the numbers from the String numbers later on
int x = rand.nextInt(numbers.length());
 
//add one of the numbers to the current result
myresult = myresult + numbers.charAt(x);
}
 
//The end, you can add here a print command to see if it works
System.out.println(myresult);
 

enjoy

 

Thanks, but I got it working. I had a +1 in the wrong place on the generator.

 

nice that you got it working.