MoreCore Ruleset

Basically, they are a little bit of code, that will allow some kind of dice roll. For example, a standard roll of 2d8 + 2 would be:

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/dice 2d8+2

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There is a list in the chat window when you open a MoreCore campaign, and on the website listed in the first post. There are a few things that they can do.

This allows you to program the "Rolls". I haven't experimented to see if you can combine them, yet.

Please explain what you are doing. Did you have a look at the brief guide? Its linked in the chatwindow or you can type /morecorehelp to bring up the link:
https://www.diehard-gaming.com/mchelp.html

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Originally Posted by jeffepp

Basically, they are a little bit of code, that will allow some kind of dice roll. For example, a standard roll of 2d8 + 2 would be:

Code:

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/dice 2d8+2

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There is a list in the chat window when you open a MoreCore campaign, and on the website listed in the first post. There are a few things that they can do.

This allows you to program the "Rolls". I haven't experimented to see if you can combine them, yet.

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Sorry jeffepp you cant combine them but you could program one that combines the rolls you need.

Hi chadhill

Rolls Library

Rolls are one of the key enhancements in the current MoreCore release. The GM can create a library of Rolls that can be drag and dropped to PC and NPC sheets.

Rolls have three fields - Name, String and Description. The Name will appear in the Chat Window when the Roll is used. The String is the Dice String that will be used. This may be left blank or you may use the strings below. The Descriptions is purely for reference purposes.

Drop Lowest: /rolld #d#x# (roll #dice drop # lowest)
Count Successes: /successes #d#x# (roll #dice# and count those equal or higher than #)
Exploding Dice: /edie #d# (roll #dice and explode)
RollAnd Keep: /rnk #k# (roll #d10 explode and keep highest #)
Roll and Order: /orderresult #d# (roll #d# and order results)
Standard Roll: /die #d#+# (roll #dice and add #)
Powered by the Apocalypse: /pbta #d#+# (roll #dice and add #)
Success/Fail Dice: /sfdice #d#s#f# (roll #dice, count #s[Success] and #f[Fail])
World of Darkness: /woddice #s# (roll #d10, count dice above #, subtract 1s, use Modifier box for additional Difficulty modification)

I just realised that the Rolls button on the sidebar isnt loading on startup of a new campaign. Ill fix that for the next update. Click on Library and tick MoreCore Rolls to activate the Rolls dialog. You dont need this but it does allow you to export rolls to a mod when you have them in here.

You can create all sorts of roll strings in the Character Sheet using Rolls and the 4 spaces defined for them.

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Originally Posted by chadhill

I know I must be doing something wrong, I copied the dice string verbatim and replaced the "#" with numbers, and I am still getting an error message or no result at all. I am trying to enter a simple 3d6 attribute roll but having a little bit of a kiniption in figuring it out. This is the right string correct " /die #d#+# "?

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Can you provide screen shots? Give actual examples of the strings you're using - and provide details of the error messages.

Also, try running the command in the chat window first: e.g. /die 3d6 to make sure you have the base format right.

That's the problem I was having, earlier. Somehow, the parser needs something to end the first run of the first string. After that, everything works. In my case, I hit enter, creating a new line in the Dice String box. It's very probable that most people did this automatically, so never saw the problem. I haven't had as much free time in the last week or two, at least in large enough blocks, to do much with this.

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Originally Posted by jeffepp

That's the problem I was having, earlier. Somehow, the parser needs something to end the first run of the first string. After that, everything works. In my case, I hit enter, creating a new line in the Dice String box. It's very probable that most people did this automatically, so never saw the problem. I haven't had as much free time in the last week or two, at least in large enough blocks, to do much with this.

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Hi jeffepp are you saying that until you have *terminated* one string none of them work?
Ill see if I can recreate...

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Originally Posted by chadhill

Thanks, I knew it was something simple, I was missing a space, trial and error in the chat window found it. I have no idea what all these characters mean, I just type what I see someone else has done and try that, so my trial and error process takes a while, I have to try every possible combination for each character, like the [B], what does that mean? does it do something?

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Hey chadhill whilst you absolutely can use the rolls from the command line (all of them in the command line will also accept a description) they main benefit for my way of thinking is that you can create these rolls/strings in a Library (see Rolls campaign tool) and drag and drop them onto character sheets. So if they have common rolls you can do them with a single click from the character sheet instead of typing them out each time.

Terminate, as in giving an ending point, also known as a terminator. In the attacks section, each item is terminated with a comma, indicating that the item is done, and that anything following will be a different item. Apparently, the dice string parser needs a terminator at the end of the first string it processes, in this case, a return character. I don't know enough about the programming of FG to say why.

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Originally Posted by jeffepp

Terminate, as in giving an ending point, also known as a terminator. In the attacks section, each item is terminated with a comma, indicating that the item is done, and that anything following will be a different item. Apparently, the dice string parser needs a terminator at the end of the first string it processes, in this case, a return character.

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I'm not following you - can you provide a screenshot of what works and what doesn't? Thanks.

The ruleset is absolutely incredible. Thank you so much damned!