The random name generator uses a structured method to create random word combinations. It takes input from text files stored in the 'NameGenerators' folder, matching file names without the '.txt' extension. If you name a generator the same as a built-in one, they merge their content. Starting with '-start', it follows a path through nodes like '-base', '-base2', and so on, adding words from each node until it reaches a stopping point like '-end'. For example, 'Hello', 'Hi', and 'Hello, you' could be generated. This process prevents infinite loops, ensuring diverse and unique name combinations. Learn more about name generators in Software Inc.
This input represents the starting part of a name, such as "The," "Ultra," "Open," etc. It sets the tone for generating creative and unique names.
This input represents the subject of the name, such as "Notepad," "Backup," "Web Browser," etc. It adds specificity and context to the generated names.
This input represents the ending part of a name, such as "Lite," "Pro," "Max," etc. It adds a distinctive touch and differentiates the generated names based on their attributes or features.