d on Nostr: I don't know if you can access it directly in unity in an immediate sense but you ...

I don't know if you can access it directly in unity in an immediate sense but you could for example harvest a few million bytes, store that in a file, and load it on launch

then instead of making random() calls just walk that array whenever you need a value. details of whether or not to save the location in the array on shutdown, or to shuffle when you run out, or whatever are left up to the developer