In this tutorial, you will replace the dice throws in the Dice Throws 3 tutorial with subVIs. However, you will design the subVIs to return any integer between two user-defined values:

• Open DiceThrows3.vi
• Save it as DiceThrows3_SubVI.vi
• Mark the dice throw functions (shown to the right) and make them into a subVI:
  • Edit -> Create SubVI
• Double-click the icon to open your newly created subVI
• Edit the icon to indicate the function of the subVI
  • Right-click the icon to the top right on the Block Diagram and choose: Edit Icon
  • Create a new icon - you can use the icon for the subVI at the bottom of the page as inspiration, but anything goes:)
• Add two numeric controls on the Front Panel
  • Name them Min and Max
  • Rename the indicator RandomNumber
• Connect the controls/indicator with the connector panel
  • Right-click the icon on the Front Panel and choose "Show Connector"
  • Right-click the Connector and choose Panels - select the icon with two inputs on the left and an output on the right
  • Click on each terminal on the Connector Icon, and then on the corresponding control/indicator on the Front Panel
• Edit the wiring on the Block Diagram as below
• Save your SubVI as RandomIntegerMinMax.vi
• Close it
• On the Block Diagram for DiceThrows3_SubVI.vi:
  • Delete your old dice throw functions
  • Copy your new subVI and inser another 3 copies instead of the other dice throws.
  • Create two new constants and set them to 1 (min) and 6 (max). Connect them to the repective terminals on all four subVIs
• Run the program and check if everything functions correctly
• Save your VI

Inspiration: