A popular way of generating random numbers is using this recursive formula: x = (a * x' + c)%m where x' is the previous x (or the seed if there is no previous x). Tweaking the constants effect how "random" the numbers are. Graphing x against x' reveals patterns that show how effective a particular set of constants are at generating random numbers.

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• 's',/'x' - increase/decrease mod, m
• 'a',/'z' - increase/decrease constant, c
• UP/DOWN - increase/decrease multiplier, a

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