Either the documentation for Weights in lists is wrong, or they simply don't work. Testing using the discord bot
To test try making an extremely biased weight and a large number of outputs like the below:
/r command:20L[fail[99],pass[1]]
Despite one having 99 weight and one 1, the output will be an even mix of pass and fail. The readme is also very vague about this, I assume a higher number is a higher chance to happen, though since it doesn't work I can't really tell.
Workaround: Just repeat the item entirely and it's picked as an independent item, increasing its weight. But that's what I was trying to stop doing by using this feature.
Either the documentation for Weights in lists is wrong, or they simply don't work. Testing using the discord bot
To test try making an extremely biased weight and a large number of outputs like the below:
/r command:20L[fail[99],pass[1]]Despite one having 99 weight and one 1, the output will be an even mix of pass and fail. The readme is also very vague about this, I assume a higher number is a higher chance to happen, though since it doesn't work I can't really tell.
Workaround: Just repeat the item entirely and it's picked as an independent item, increasing its weight. But that's what I was trying to stop doing by using this feature.