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The inheritance systems uses seeds to keep track of consecutive calls to the different types of inheritance. If you want to have parallel groups of inheritance to the same set, you can use seeds. This examples shows how to reset the sequential type, it works for exRandom as well... The options here are pretty endless, you should look into the documentation in order to get a better understanding of how this feature works.

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// The inheritance systems uses seeds to keep track of consecutive calls to the different types of inheritance. // If you want to have parallel groups of inheritance to the same set, you can use seeds. // This examples shows how to reset the `sequential` type, it works for `exRandom` as well... // The options here are pretty endless, you should look into the documentation in order to get a better understanding of how this feature works. define(['managerAPI'], function(Manager){ var API = new Manager(); API.addTasksSet('default', [ { type:'message', keys: ' ' } ]); API.addTasksSet('tasks',[ {inherit:'default', template:'Task 1'}, {inherit:'default', template:'Task 2'}, {inherit:'default', template:'Task 3'} ]); API.addSequence([ {inherit:{set:'tasks', type:'sequential', seed: 'block1'}}, {inherit:{set:'tasks', type:'sequential', seed: 'block1'}}, {inherit:{set:'tasks', type:'sequential', seed: 'block2'}}, {inherit:{set:'tasks', type:'sequential', seed: 'block2'}}, {inherit:{set:'tasks', type:'sequential', seed: 'block2'}} ]); return API.script; });