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January 21st, 2020, 00:37
damned

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Originally Posted by Valatar

I'm curious about Alternity. For those who aren't old and don't know the OG Alternity system, it was a d20 roll under target engine, but with quirks to it. You have your basic target number, say 12. But if you roll under the halfway mark, it's considered a good success, and if you roll under the quarter mark it's an amazing success. So if your skill's score is 12, 1-3 is amazing, 4-6 is good, 7-12 is a plain success, 13-19 is a failure, 20 is a crit fail. You roll both the main d20 and a situation die, either as a bonus or penalty, chosen by the DM, so an easy task might have a d6 rolled and removed from your d20, a hard task might add a d10 to it, because rolling low is good.

Is there remotely any ways to automate that math, or would that need a dedicated ruleset to pull off?

Valatar please post as much info as possible.
Ill write the roll if you export a completed sample character sheet and share it.
January 21st, 2020, 00:39
damned

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Originally Posted by graziano.girelli

Is there a changelog of MoreCore? I lost the news :-(

Sad to say - no.
Im also waaaay behind in doco.

If anyone wants to search thru the rolls in scripts and compare to the current doco and let me know all those that dont appear to be doco'd it would make my life a lot easier.
January 22nd, 2020, 02:15
wndrngdru

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Originally Posted by damned

If anyone wants to search thru the rolls in scripts and compare to the current doco and let me know all those that dont appear to be doco'd it would make my life a lot easier.

@damned Do you want just the missing ones, or the ones where the help text doesn't match the docs too?

Hmm... It looks like most of the help text hasn't been updated from the /rolld script it was based on. So, never mind on that. :D
January 22nd, 2020, 02:53
damned

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Originally Posted by wndrngdru

@damned Do you want just the missing ones, or the ones where the help text doesn't match the docs too?

Hmm... It looks like most of the help text hasn't been updated from the /rolld script it was based on. So, never mind on that. :D

The main issue is the html help file.
As you point out the help text within rolls hasnt been maintained...
If you are really keen and you doco that i will update them too.
January 22nd, 2020, 03:29
wndrngdru

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Originally Posted by damned

The main issue is the html help file.
As you point out the help text within rolls hasnt been maintained...
If you are really keen and you doco that i will update them too.

Okay. For starters, here's a quick list of all the manager_custom_*.lua scripts I found that weren't present at all in the linked help file. If I get some time in the next couple days, I'll dig deeper and flag the ones where the help text is obviously incorrect.
January 22nd, 2020, 04:17
damned

hah! that is so funny, and sad, and good and depressing!

thats 30 odd rolls to doco but its also 30 more pieces of goodness!
January 22nd, 2020, 04:21
damned

Some of those are quite fun.
Heres an easter egg for you -

type /chatimage combat or /chatimage treasure or /chatimage night (there are a bunch more) into chat
January 26th, 2020, 21:59
Valcorin

Looking for a sanity check: I want to link the penalty in Harn Skill: /harnskill x#y# (roll 1d100 to determine success level given a Mastery Level and Penalty) to a field on the character sheet and dynamically modify it.
So for example, let's say my character sheet has a Fatigue box with -5 in it and I have a mastery of 55 so
1) 55 - 5 = 50 for the first roll
Making that roll causes the macro to update the Fatigue box to -10 so that the next roll would be
2) 55 - 10 = 45 for the second roll
and so on.
Is it possible to dynamically link a box on the character sheet to a roll and have it auto-increment each time the roll is executed? Thanks.
January 26th, 2020, 22:08
Gwydion

Damned. Do you know if there is a way to create a roll to solve for a fight in Rangers of Shadow Deep? When a Ranger attacks or is attacked by an enemy in hand to hand combat, they both roll a d20 and add their fight score modifier (which is an attribute). The high score wins but then the score is compared to the loser's armour and the difference between the fight score and the armour is the damage applied.

Example:
Ranger rolls a 14 and has a fight score of +4. Final score of 18.
Zombie rolls a 17 and has a fight score of +0. Final score of 17.
Ranger wins fight.
Zombie has an armour of 10.
Ranger's fight score of 18 minus Zombie's armour of 10 results in 8 damage.

This is pretty easy to handle in practice of course and I have the fight rolls already set up. Just wondering if there is a way to code the above. If there is a tie in fight scores they both do damage to each other but that is a fringe case..

Just curious. :)
January 26th, 2020, 22:47
damned

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Originally Posted by Valcorin

Looking for a sanity check: I want to link the penalty in Harn Skill: /harnskill x#y# (roll 1d100 to determine success level given a Mastery Level and Penalty) to a field on the character sheet and dynamically modify it.
So for example, let's say my character sheet has a Fatigue box with -5 in it and I have a mastery of 55 so
1) 55 - 5 = 50 for the first roll
Making that roll causes the macro to update the Fatigue box to -10 so that the next roll would be
2) 55 - 10 = 45 for the second roll
and so on.
Is it possible to dynamically link a box on the character sheet to a roll and have it auto-increment each time the roll is executed? Thanks.

You will have to provide some more info Valcorin

I create two rolls:
Fatigue
<no formula>
hide p2/p3
Set p1 as 5

Riding
/harnskill x(p1)y(a)
hide p2/p3
Set p1 as 50
dragged Fatigue.p1 to (a)

And I get result

Riding (ML 55)
[Skill Test at EML 50]
68 -> [Marginal Failure]

Dont use -ive numbers as your penalty source

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