Eddie T
October 16th, 2022, 17:43
Again, tried the search function but I either got 10 pages of answers or zero.
Is it possible to build a table to call to a subtable one time and then multiply that result?
Example, I have a Loot table that calls to some other subtables. One of them Gems has diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds.
I'm trying to get one result and simply multiply it by 5 - so 5 diamonds, or rubies, etc.
I've tried [5x], [(1d1)*5x], [5d1x], [5] and I think something else that is eluding me.
With a list that small I could fairly easily list out 1 diamond, 2 diamonds, 3 diamonds, etc., but I'd like to make the method cleaner than that and usable for other things down the road if I want to.
Is it possible to build a table to call to a subtable one time and then multiply that result?
Example, I have a Loot table that calls to some other subtables. One of them Gems has diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds.
I'm trying to get one result and simply multiply it by 5 - so 5 diamonds, or rubies, etc.
I've tried [5x], [(1d1)*5x], [5d1x], [5] and I think something else that is eluding me.
With a list that small I could fairly easily list out 1 diamond, 2 diamonds, 3 diamonds, etc., but I'd like to make the method cleaner than that and usable for other things down the road if I want to.