MoreCore Ruleset

Feedback much appreciated Damned.

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Originally Posted by damned

in MoreCore record_char.xml see lines 228-231

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<tab>
        <icon>tab_abilities</icon>
        <subwindow>abilities</subwindow>
</tab>

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see also in CoreRPG graphics_tabs.xml line 32

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        <icon name="tab_abilities" file="graphics/tabs/tab_abilities.png" />

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you should create a new vertical icon for Talents
create an icon name for it tab_talents and in your extension redefine the charsheet windowclass so that line 229 uses tab_talents
you may find it easiest to include the whole record_char.xml in your extension

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Yep, I went the route of reassigning the file that the tab_abilities record references, so that it instead uses my custom tab_talents.png. So now that line 32 in the CoreRPG is replaced with this line in my extention.xml:

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<icon name="tab_abilities" file="graphics/tabs/tab_talents.png" />

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That looks fine, other than my font not matching that which is used for the other tabs and it not correctly centering left-to-right.
I was hoping to avoid including an entire file like record_char.xml, as that would lessen the chance of my extension becoming broken with future MoreCore updates. Would it be possible for me to just create a new XML and LUA files that adds a new [Levels] tab and changes the class window so that it references it for that 2nd-lower tab?

record_char.xml changes very infrequently... however it will have to change in the next build as CoreRPG has some big changes in that space.
yes - Im sure you could make similar change in class and it might be less prone to breaking

There is a minor error on the MoreCore Startup, where it says "data_desktop_5e" does not exist.
To fix it, I would recommend changing two lines in the base xml file

Line 167 - Change name="LibraryData5E" to name="LibraryDataMC". This doesn't fix anything, but it does unify the name under MC.
Line 169 - Change file="scripts/data_desktop_5E.lua" to file="scripts/data_desktop_mc.lua". The data_desktop_mc.lua file DOES exist, but the system isn't referring to it.

Hello all,

I installed MoreCore via the Forge today and I've been having a bit of an issue with the /edie and /edies rolls.

Below is what shows on the chat window when I enter /edies 2d6x4:

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s'onExplodingDiceSuccessesSlashCommand(sCmd, sParam)'

s'processExplodingDiceSuccesses(draginfo)'

s'decodeDiceResults(sSource)'

s'encodeDiceResults(aDieResults)'

s'aDieResults: ' | { }

s'processDefaultSuccessesResults draginfo: ' | dragdata = { type = s'explodingDiceSuccesses', desc = s'2d6x4', #slots = #1, slot = #1, string = s'', num = #0, diceexpr = {}, shortcut = {}, asset = {, instance = }, custom = { s'rollresults' = s'', s'successlevel' = #4 } }

s'decodeDiceResults(sSource)'

s'decodeDiceResults(sSource)'

2d6x4
Target=4
0 Successes

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And below is the output to the log:

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[7/25/2022 10:49:32 PM] s'nSuccessLevel: '|#4

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Is this a known issue? Is there anything I can do to correct it? I'm really hopeful to use /edies in an upcoming campaign.

Thanks.

Hey technocrat13 there is an issue with edies that is unresolved.

My recommendation is to try this command instead of edie

/die 4d6e4

For the other - you need to count the number of dice rolled at 4 or over right?
And the exploded die would each be counted as additional dice rather than making the initial number higher?

I may have to write a new roll...

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For the other - you need to count the number of dice rolled at 4 or over right?
And the exploded die would each be counted as additional dice rather than making the initial number higher?

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That's exactly it.

/die 4d6e4 is pretty interesting, but it doesn't appear that it'll work for what we're doing, as it explodes on any result of 4 or better. If that's the way /edie was intended to work, then it would have been a bust for me anyway. No harm, no foul there.

If you do happen to write a new roll, I would be very grateful and would love to hear about it. I know you already spend quite a bit of your time working on this stuff and an edge-case die roll is a big ask.

Thanks for your time.

so you want to count the number of dice over a certain value and you dont want it exploding right?
in that case use:

Count Successes: /successes #d#x# (roll #dice and count #+)
/successes 2d6x4

Or you are looking for it to explode on 6 and you count all values of 4+ as successes?
Do you count a 6+6+4 as 1 success or 3?

Try this one:
/die 2d6e6s4

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Try this one:
/die 2d6e6s4

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Ah! That's exactly what I need! Thank you very much, Damned.

Unless I'm mistaken, that string isn't currently listed on the MoreCore Basic User Manual. Or am I not reading the manual correctly?