You are basically after one random number each time the script is invoked. Using the same seed each time will result in the same pseudo-random number being generated. Indeed
with such a small range (0-5) it would appear in Kixtart that you need a seed number "randomly" picked from a very large range (at least around 0-10000 approximately) in order
to get a different first number returned from RND(5) each time the script is invoked.

You could use the 3 numbers in @TIME multiplied together to generate the seed like this:

code:

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$hh=val(substr(@TIME,1,2))+1
$mm=val(substr(@TIME,4,2))+1
$ss=val(substr(@TIME,7,2))+1
SRND($hh*$mm*$ss)
$McAfee = RND(5)
? $McAfee

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