Coding RandomGen

RandomGen uses a pseudo-code system which basically tells the actual code what to execute.

Basic Code
$name : [Title of your generator] $author : [you] $description : [Describe it here. Keep it short and sweet!] $[what you are generating in this part] [insert as many lines as you need to generate this part] ... $[output or something] [In this example, this is the last line. This is the output.] Example: $name : Foods $author : john4s13 $description : Basic Foods $color brown pink $food slime {50%} burger salad $output [color] [food]

Outcome
With that code, the outcome ends up showing what you formatted in the bottom line, picking elements from the list. For example: Pink Slime Brown Salad Brown Burger The generator will pull out random elements as you put them in the list. [color] came first, when [food]  came in second. So the generator will choose the elements from the list [color] and [food]. [color] [food] As stated before, [color] came first, so the generator will put one element from [color] Pink [food] Now, [food] comes in. Pink Slime The two lists combined made the two words Pink Slime.

Of course, that isn't the only thing the generator generator can spit out. All the possible outcomes are in the list below. Pink Slime Brown Slime Brown Burger Pink Burger Pink Salad Brown Salad