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To make a macro that implement Call of Cthulhu V7 rolls, on which bonuses/maluses are in the form of X dices with tens faces and keep the lowest / highest, I need to implement a D100 that fully emulate the D tens + D10 mechanism.
I tried to do it with list but it seems numbers are treated weirdly : you can do arithmetic with multiple pool dices but you can't use operators and the output is somewhat broken.
If I want to list words (here: 2L[sword,bow,knife,gun,shotgun]), it's treated like this :
shotgun,sword
If I want to list numbers, on the other hand, it's treated like a normal dice roll but as you can see, it doesn't show the dice output :
Is it possible to have a more consistent behavior ? Either treat all output as strings / numbers as "numbered roll" / throw an error, but this middle ground is confusing and undocumented.
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Hi,
To make a macro that implement Call of Cthulhu V7 rolls, on which bonuses/maluses are in the form of X dices with tens faces and keep the lowest / highest, I need to implement a D100 that fully emulate the D tens + D10 mechanism.
I tried to do it with list but it seems numbers are treated weirdly : you can do arithmetic with multiple pool dices but you can't use operators and the output is somewhat broken.
If I want to list words (here:
2L[sword,bow,knife,gun,shotgun]
), it's treated like this :If I want to list numbers, on the other hand, it's treated like a normal dice roll but as you can see, it doesn't show the dice output :
And when you do multiple roll it doesn't show both values but add the values as result :
So when you try to use other operators, it's just more confusing as they are not applied and this is visible only on high values :
But, still, adding other dices values work :
Is it possible to have a more consistent behavior ? Either treat all output as strings / numbers as "numbered roll" / throw an error, but this middle ground is confusing and undocumented.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: