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Hi damned, I was wanting to know if you would create a dice mod for Mother Ship? It's very similar to Harn, 1d100 with a success based like Harn. The only difference is the critical and fumble method. It's fairly simple. If doubles are rolled on the % roll, such as 11, 22, 33, etc. and it's a success then that is a critical success. If it's a failure it's a critical failure or fumble. Example, if the skill parameter is 36, then 11, 22 and 33 would be a critical success, 44, 55, 66, 77, 88 and 99 would be a failure. So it would be good for the roll to tell us that. That's it, nothing fancy.

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Originally Posted by AWD2

Sorry, one other dumb question... messing with the campaign I've been working on in Classic in Unity and all the /rollunder rolls I have are adding an extra d10 to the roll. My formula is /rollunder 1d100x(p3) where p3 is the target value. It ends up rolling a d100 and adding a d10. Thanks.

edit 2: for what it's worth, /harn 1d100(p3) works ok in unity... curious if there is a way to make the red boxes that house the values bigger on character sheets.

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percentile dice are handled quite differently in FGU vs FGC and most of the rolls will need to be updated for d100...
i will try and get some more of those done soon.

Im not going to make teh boxes bigger as a default because... there just isnt enough room for everything.
You can make an easy extension that includes the following:

<windowclass name="cli_rolls" merge="join">
<sheetdata>
<basicnumberred name="p3" merge="join">
<anchored to="paramanchor" position="left" width="13">
<right parent="paramanchor" anchor="left" offset="-7" relation="relative"/>
</anchored>
</basicnumberred>
<basicnumberred name="p2" merge="join">
<anchored to="paramanchor" position="left" width="13">
<right parent="paramanchor" anchor="left" offset="-7" relation="relative"/>
</anchored>
</basicnumberred>
<basicnumberred name="p1" merge="join">
<anchored to="paramanchor" position="left" width="13">
<right parent="paramanchor" anchor="left" offset="-7" relation="relative"/>
</anchored>
</basicnumberred>
</sheetdata>
</windowclass>

try 13 to start but you will likely want to try a few sizes and see what is the minimum that works for you

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Originally Posted by Ahoggya

Hi damned, I was wanting to know if you would create a dice mod for Mother Ship? It's very similar to Harn, 1d100 with a success based like Harn. The only difference is the critical and fumble method. It's fairly simple. If doubles are rolled on the % roll, such as 11, 22, 33, etc. and it's a success then that is a critical success. If it's a failure it's a critical failure or fumble. Example, if the skill parameter is 36, then 11, 22 and 33 would be a critical success, 44, 55, 66, 77, 88 and 99 would be a failure. So it would be good for the roll to tell us that. That's it, nothing fancy.

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There are two mothership rolls already there...
someone was supposed to share some charsheets etc but I dont think that happened...
scroll back for at last a dozen pages and you should find some info on it...

Really appreciate the response, thanks again.

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Originally Posted by damned

There are two mothership rolls already there...
someone was supposed to share some charsheets etc but I dont think that happened...
scroll back for at last a dozen pages and you should find some info on it...

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I can't see the rolls on the list in the front post and can't access this sight you mention with the latest rolls...https://www.diehard-gaming.com/mchelp.html#dicestrings
I really just need the syntax for the roll. I can configure my own character sheets.

I honestly cant recall the syntax for these rolls just now. If someone can find the original posts discussing mothership and link them here that would help me...

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Originally Posted by damned

I honestly cant recall the syntax for these rolls just now. If someone can find the original posts discussing mothership and link them here that would help me...

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Got yer back, mate.

https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...l=1#post498703

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Originally Posted by damned

Hi benightedfae

It would be awesome if you would create it in FG.
Ive made the two rolls for you - let me know if they are ok and if they work as expected:

/mother1 1d100+(p2)+(p3)x(p1)
p1 will contain the skill value and then you can link any number of other things into it in the string
you can also use
/mod (p1) on all the other things that might get used - eg (wag) Blaster /mod 15, Expert /mod 15, Advantage /mod 10
These will in effect add to your skill giving you a higher chance of rolling under

/mother2 2d10+(p2)+(p3)x(p1)
p1 will contain the skill value and then you can link any number of other things into it in the string
you can also use
/mod (p1) on all the other things that might get used - eg (wag) Blaster /mod 15, Expert /mod 15, Advantage /mod 10
These will in effect add to your skill giving you a higher chance of rolling under

So create a character sheet - if you are stuck on how to implement something bounce it off me.
Clone the character and then make it unique (change its name and some of its stats/gear) so you have two PCs

Create a couple of NPCs.

Create a basic map of 2-4 rooms/locations and a basic adventure to go with it.

Export it as a module (/export) and then create a new thread here and upload it.

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Huzzah - thanks wndrngdru!

It would be awesome if someone can test these and once we know they are right - create and share a character sheet and/or a small prepackaged adventure...

I need to change the distance calculation for Cyberpunk, so I did change the
<script name="GameSystem" file="scripts/manager_gamesystem.lua" />
<includefile source="gameelements.xml" />
right now I'm just replacing entire files.
Can you tell me if there's just a way to replace
function getDistanceUnitsPerGrid()
return 1.5;
end
in lua

and
<distance>
<base>1.5</base>
<diagmult>1.5</diagmult>
<suffix>m</suffix>
</distance>

in xml?
so in the future it won't break any of your changes in MoreCore?
I can't seem to find that in documentation, or I'm blind.