To make it even more granular, when the trigger is fired you can use the "Wait Before Next Action" action using an integer variable set with random value 0...59With a little bit of creativity you can do this by yourself. There's just 1 thing you need to know.
How often do you want your trigger to randomly fire on average?
Let's say 1 hour.
There are 2 ways I think we could approach this.
The simpler (and I think better) way is to use a fixed time interval trigger and set it for example to 1 minute. This way we know that the trigger will fire 60 times in a hour. Now everytime the trigger fires We will set a variable to a random number from 1 to 60. Then if the variable == 60 we will perform our actions as if our random trigger fired.
This way you will get truly random time trigger firing on average every 1 hour, the only restriction being that the random time trigger is limited to firing only in the 1 minute intervals and not anywhere in between.
Very good idea. Thank you. Strange that I didn't come up with that myself. I am no stranger to combinatorics and random numbers. I need intervals from 5 to 15 minutes. The script works in a server placed on a home smartphone and supports api. All this to cheat the "cloudflare" server blockade.With a little bit of creativity you can do this by yourself. There's just 1 thing you need to know.
How often do you want your trigger to randomly fire on average?
Let's say 1 hour.
There are 2 ways I think we could approach this.
The simpler (and I think better) way is to use a fixed time interval trigger and set it for example to 1 minute. This way we know that the trigger will fire 60 times in a hour. Now everytime the trigger fires We will set a variable to a random number from 1 to 60. Then if the variable == 60 we will perform our actions as if our random trigger fired.
This way you will get truly random time trigger firing on average every 1 hour, the only restriction being that the random time trigger is limited to firing only in the 1 minute intervals and not anywhere in between.