Follow what the "ask" prompts tell you to. When your done with an instance, press any key. When you think you've ran enough instances, type "results" into the ask prompt. The variables, repeats, and list all work together to write an AI-like summary of your numbers without any user required input. When the results are finished, click the "See inside" button, and right click the word "Data" at the top. Then, click "export." You will now have the information and summary in your downloads as a .txt file!
Welcome to Chance Setter! Here, you can: Make sets of 2 numbers, called "instances," find the exact time you set an instance, get an AI to write a summary of your instances, and convert your data into a .txt file! I randomly thought of making this project while I was on a wheel spinning website, I thought of a program that could record chances and what exact time they were recorded, so I made it using Scratch. The text on the results summary changing depending on the numbers to have proper grammar was made using a bunch of variables, in the code it looks complicated but if you read it out loud and add grammar you will realize it is very easy to make. From an estimated guess, I'd say it took me a total of 3 hours to make this project, excluding the breaks I took from making it.
