(minPrecision, maxPrecision, minScale, maxScale)

    /**
     * Returns a {@link java.math.BigDecimal} object initialized with a random, non-negative value.
     * The scale and precision of the returning value falls within range determined by the method arguments.
     *
     * @param minPrecision Minimum of the precision range (must be greater than 0)
     * @param maxPrecision Maximum of the precision range (must be greater or equal than minPrecision)
     * @param minScale Minimum of the scale range (must be greater or equal to 0)
     * @param maxScale Maximum of the scale range (must be greater or equal than minScale)
     */
    public BigDecimal nextBigDecimal(int minPrecision, int maxPrecision, int minScale, int maxScale);

for(i=0; i<100; i++)
{
    print(aqua.random.nextBigDecimal(1,20,0,10));
}

I tested with this script

for(i=0; i<100; i++){

    print(aqua.random.nextBigDecimal(10,10,5,5));

}

This is the 1st 10 lines of output

59551.69458

30441.71188

61178.76050

24799.80704

2721.63069

51577.98944

96389.68852

36952.53570

80810.90642

5505.41614

....

If I set the min/max precision to 10 and the min/max scale to 5, should all outputs be between 10000.00000 and 99999.99999?

I don't think so:

02721.63069

theoretically, it should return anything in the range

00000.00000 ... 99999.99999

fine... i guess :-)