I have a few questions about lists and their combinations

[Psentinel]

I have a long list of creatures.

I want to combine them without spaces or commas or anything.

For example -

my list has dragon, and dog in it.

I want my prompt to read: "dragondog"

How do I accomplish this?

I also want to have my first list pick 1 or 2 options, but with your current syntax, I can only pick ONE + one random one. But the first one is locked in. 

 I want 1 or 2 completely random choices.
 
  Is there a way to accomplish this? 

[adieyal]

Typically, you would do something like

{1-2$$dog|dragon|cow|eagle}

That will give you,

dog
cow,dragon
eagle,dragon
...

if you want to change the separator from the default , you can do this:

{1-2$$-$$dog|dragon|cow|eagle}

which will produce:

dog
cow-dragon
eagle-dragon

You don't want a space between them though, and this doesn't work:
{1-2$$$$dog|dragon|cow|eagle}

A workaround might be:

{0-1$$dog|dragon|cow|eagle}{dog|dragon|cow|eagle}

or perhaps this would be neater.

{0-1$$__creature__}__creature__

You could also try Jinja templates, but the result is a little gross:

{% for i in range(10) %}
    {% prompt %}
        {{ random_sample("{1-2$$dog|dragon|cow|eagle}") | replace(",", "") }}
    {% endprompt %}
{% endfor %}

The will generate the combinations with a , and will then replace it with an empty string.

[Psentinel]

Thanks man! That was a huge help. Still learning my way around these kind of things.

: ) <3

[adieyal]

Great. Glad it works for you

[manchuwook]

Dumb question: If yaml files end in .yaml, and json files end in .json - what is the extension for Jinja2 files? .jinja2? Or does it have to be pasted in the prompt box?