Wrapper

// By default the mixer mixes depth first. // This means that all the internal mixers will be mixed before the external mixer will be mixed before an external mixer kicks in. // The wrapper mixer serves as a sort of parentheses allowing you to control the order of mixing. // In this example we show how to cause a random mixer to treat task 3 and 4 as a single chunk, and therefore keep them together despite randomization. define(['managerAPI'], function(Manager){ var API = new Manager(); API.addSequence([ /* The random mixer */ { mixer: 'random', data: [ { type:'message', keys: ' ', template: 'Task 1' }, { type:'message', keys: ' ', template: 'Task 2' }, /* The Wrapper mixer. Tasks 3 and 4 will be treated as a single object when randomizing */ { mixer: 'wrapper', data: [ { type:'message', keys: ' ', template: 'Task 3 (always comes before 4)' }, { type:'message', keys: ' ', template: 'Task 4 (always comes after 3)' } ] } ] } ]); return API.script; });