Andres:
The trirand example (in manual) has mistakes.

Since the example runs at i-time, the last sentence should read:
"Its output should contain a line like this:"

Also, and more importantly, the output should be a value between -1 and +1.

Art Hunkins

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I was wondering the other day whether this statement about trirand is
correct or not:

"trirand ‹ Linear distribution random number generator."

I think it would be great if the various noise opcodes gave at least a short
description of how they differ from each other (i.e. describe the
distributions).  I don't have access to the Dodge/Jerse or Roads books to
look up the citations.

Anthony

Art Hunkins wrote on 2/5/08 11:25 PM:

> Andres:
> The trirand example (in manual) has mistakes.
> 
> Since the example runs at i-time, the last sentence should read:
> "Its output should contain a line like this:"
> 
> Also, and more importantly, the output should be a value between -1 and +1.
> 
> Art Hunkins


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