RNGTool

Description

RNGTool is the best and easiest way to generate random numbers, roll some dice, draw some cards, and select random letters, right from your iPhone (or iPad)! Modes Numbers Generate a single random number using only a minimum and maximum number. The simplest way to generate numbers. Now features fancy animations if run on iOS 16+ or macOS 13+! Coins Flip some coins! Displays the total coins flipped and how many were heads or tails. Supports flipping up to 100 consecutive coins on macOS, 50 consecutive coins on iOS, and single coins on watchOS. Dice Generate numbers using your standard 6-sided dice. Supports up to 18 dice on macOS, 9 dice on iOS, and 2 dice on watchOS. Cards Generate numbers by drawing a hand of cards. Optionally, you can display the point values of each card drawn, with the Ace being toggleable between 1 and 11 points. Supports up to 10 cards on macOS, 7 cards on iOS, and 3 cards on watchOS. Marbles Generate letters by rolling some marbles. Supports up to 18 marbles on macOS, 9 marbles on iOS, and 3 marbles on watchOS. RNGTool is fully open source, and the source can be found [on GitHub](https://github.com/NCX-Programming/RNGTool). You can also find the macOS version there. Note that a watchOS extension app for RNGTool exists, but is currently unsupported by AltStore/SideStore. Should it become supported, it will be added here, however you will need to install the IPA manually for now if you want it. RNGTool is also available for macOS in the GitHub repository.

What's New in v3.0.0

General - The title on the main menu now proudly proclaims "RNGTool" instead of "Home". - The "Interface" settings category has been renamed to "General" and has been moved to the top of the settings screen. - Toggles for generator animations have been removed from each mode's settings and are instead unified into one "Play animations in supported modes" toggle under General. - As a result, dice and marble modes no longer have dedicated settings sections, as their only option was to enable animations. - The "Credits" section of the About RNGTool page has been removed, as it was mostly unnecessary and contained credits not relevant to RNGTool. - The copyright year now extends to the current year instead of just specifying 2022. - I added a credit for myself at the bottom and there's nothing you can do about it. - Advanced settings is now a proper settings page rather than a sheet, which resolves an issue on iPad where it would be dismissed at inopportune times. - All modes have been entirely redesigned to have clearer controls and to occupy more of the screen space, so you can finally justify the cost of your M4 iPad Pro. - Modes no longer inappropriately use scroll views, so you can't scroll through a page of nothingness anymore. - The generate and reset buttons have been enlarged across all modes and no longer look like they're trying to hide from RNGTool's terrifying former design. - All modes now have a dedicated generate button, because sometimes you don't want to have to handle the marbles if someone else has had their hands all over them. That's gross. Number Mode - The maximum and minimum text fields are now always exposed, because hiding them away seemed a bit silly when there was so much open space. - There's now a super fancy animation that plays when you generate a number, though it's only supported on iOS 16+. Sorry iOS 15 users. iOS 17+ users get a slightly cooler animation that changes based on whether the new number was greater than or less than the previous one. New Mode: Coin Mode - You can finally flip a coin from the convenience of your RNGTool! - Supports up to 50 coin flips in one go, with a charming haptic tap for each one. Dice Mode - The dice now wrap quite nicely, so you now only get 3 per row. - As a result, I could fit 3 extra dice in! Wow! That's a total of 9! - You can now shake your device to roll! This feature is sure to amaze your friends. (This feature can be disabled using the "Shake your device to generate in supported models" toggle in general settings.) Card Mode - The cards are now above the controls, because I felt like it was really weird that it was the only mode where the content was below the controls. Marble Mode - By using the same dark magic as dice mode, I've enabled wrapping and increased the maximum to 9 for marbles as well. - The entire space of the marble is now tappable. Previously you needed to hit either the outer circle or the letter, because the visual empty space inside of the marble wasn't actually part of the marble. This might not have been a huge deal on iPhone, but on iPad you could manage to miss the actual marble. - Also using the same dark magic as dice mode, device shaking! You can now shake your device to roll marbles. (This feature can also be disabled using the "Shake your device to generate in supported models" toggle in general settings.)

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