Changes

Both RNGs are set to an initial value of 0 on startup. For the most part, the Evil RNG is advanced once every frame, even if the player isn't doing anything (hence why it has been dubbed Evil). Different functions within the games code will also make specific calls to the Nice and Evil RNG, and so different events will trigger one or the other. A comprehensive list of what events call which RNG is not known, but a few events have been figured out. The Nice RNG is responsible for determining the location of Dracula's teleports in the Prologue, determining [[SOTN/Flea_Man|Flea Man]] jumps, determining the rotations of the Books in the Library, etc. The Evil RNG is responsible for determining whether or not an item drop occurs after an enemy dies and whether or not an item drop will be rare, uncommon, or common. The Evil RNG is also responsible for determining which Food item will drop from a Meal Ticket.

Both RNGs operate in a similar manner, but use different numbers as their multiplier, increment, and shift, as detailed in the code sections at the bottom of the page.