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+Depending on what your requirements are different approaches can be used to randomly switch to one scene of a list of scenes.  
+
+* If you want to switch to each scene for the same or a random amount of time before continuing to the next one using [Scene Groups](Scene-groups) would be recommended.  
+* If you instead want to switch to each scene for a predetermined amount of time using the "Random" macro action is likely the best approach.  
+
+## Scene Groups
+
+As first step you will have to set up a [Scene Groups](Scene-groups) containing all the scenes you want to randomly switch to.  
+Make sure to set the type to "Random".  
+
+![RandomSceneGroup](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/167907331-de2ac528-4965-40dd-9b17-aace57fe5dda.PNG)
+
+Next [create a macro](Macros#creating-a-new-macro) to switch to switch to this scene group.  
+
+As a condition chose whatever best fits your needs. In this example we will continuously switch scenes randomly so we choose the "Plugin state" condition type.  
+
+The action will consist of a scene switch action (1) and a wait action (2).  
+As the scene switch target select the previously created scene group.  
+Finally configure the wait action to your needs.  
+In this example it was set to wait for a random duration between 5 and 10 seconds.
+
+![RandomMacro](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/167908266-32b331e0-960d-4a43-a5ff-8544e8a080fb.PNG)
+ 
+This macro will now continuously switch to a scene from the [Scene Groups](Scene-groups) wait for a random duration between 5 and 10 seconds before triggering the next scene switch.  
+To not interfere with other macros you might have created you can mark this macro to run in parallel to other macros (3).  
+
+## Random macro action
+
+This approach is more tedious to set up than the one using [Scene Groups](Scene-groups) but will allow you configure how long to stay on each particular scene before continuing to the next one.  
+
+First [create macros](Macros#creating-a-new-macro) for each scene you want to randomly switch to.  
+These macros will not require any conditions as they will be executed by another macros.  
+The actions list should consist of a scene switch action and a wait action, similar to the following:   
+
+![SwitchToScene1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/167910292-807876e5-8aa8-4351-8323-a71402b15063.PNG)
+
+Note that you can create a copy of macros by right clicking on the macro you want to copy.  
+
+![Copy](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/167910566-175bbc5a-d5d2-4c00-8222-b0ba72bfd628.png)
+ 
+Once you have created all these scene switch macros you will have to create one final macro which will execute the scene switch macros in a random order.  
+To do so first set up the conditions to your requirements. (In this example we will continuously run this macro so the "Plugin state" condition is chosen)  
+Add a new action of type "Random" (1) to the action list of this macro.  
+Next add each of the previously created scene switch macros to the Random action by pressing the plus button (2).  
+
+![RandomMacro2](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/167911671-f0cfb65d-ee0a-4a35-b724-ae162b0674e0.PNG)
+
+This macro will now continuously execute the scene switch macros in a Random order.  
+To not interfere with other macros you might have created it might be a good idea to mark this macro to run in parallel to other macros (3).  
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