So, for the past few days, I have been attempting to literally create chaos in Game Maker.

So what is chaos exactly?

Well, it is a program with one object that randomizes a string and then, if it is valid, executes it.

Sounds simple right? Why do it?

Well, it isn't simple, first of all. There are over 1,000,000 possible permutations, and over half of them are invalid!

So why do this? Well, because it is interesting. What would happen in a chaotic state. There is essentially an equal chance for anything to occur (assuming GM can do it). What would happen? It might make an awesome video game level, AI, weird visual effects, nothing, or (if you ran it in GM Pro that allows external file editing) a virus. The results are limitless.

Currently the 'debugger' uses me to check it. I simply click yes or no on whether it is valid, and it records my answer (granted it resets every time I run it).

I have recently considered having two types of random generated code to limit wasteful combinations:

1. Creating another object.

2. Setting another object's event code to a ligit GML String.

This would limit combinations that do nothing, and would probably increase the amount of chaos in the simulation.