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Since the Vector3 constructor accepts separate X, Y and Z coordinates, if you want to randomise each one individually, you would need to call the Random.Range for each coordinate, e.g. Vector3 spa...
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Since the `Vector3` constructor accepts separate X, Y and Z coordinates, if you want to randomise each one individually, you would need to call the `Random.Range` for each coordinate, e.g.
Vector3 spawnPos = new Vector3(
Random.Range(spawnLimitXLeft, spawnLimitXRight),
Random.Range(spawnLimitYBottom, spawnLimitYTop),
Random.Range(spawnLimitZMin, spawnLimitZMax)
);