MFG's Randomized letter stuff

command /randomizethatshityo:
  trigger:

    # #!This will add all of our letters into the list variable, for easy randomization
    add "a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g", "h", "i", "j", "k", "l", "m", "n", "o", "p", "q", "r", "s", "t", "u", "v", "w", "x", "y" and "z" to {_letters::*}

    # #! This is just to get the variable started, so the loops can take over
    #set {_randomized} to a random element of {_letters::*}

    # #! This defaults the string to blank, so "<none>" doesn't appear for the first one
    set {_randomized} to ""

    # #! This is to prevent the last dash from happening after the
    set {_dashcap} to 3
    set {_dashcount} to 0

    # #! Set this loop to however many sections of letters you want
    loop 4 times:
      # #! Set this loop to however many letters you want in each section
      loop 5 times:
        # #! This adds the newest letter into the string of text were creating
        set {_randomized} to "%{_randomized}%<gold>%random element of {_letters::*}%"
      set {_dashcount} to {_dashcount} + 1
      if {_dashcount} is less or equal to {_dashcap}:
        # #! This adds the dash into the string of text we're creating
        set {_randomized} to "%{_randomized}%<purple>-"

    # #! This simply sends you the formatted message
    message "%{_randomized}%"