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[shadelon]

Lol Damned needs a HUGE ton of info. There's like billions of systems he doesn't know.

[damned]

But onto more pressing topics (for me at least...) Ive just added options for Initiative...



CT: Initiative - Off|GM and Player This will show/hide the Initiative/Order field on the CT
CT: Initiative Dice Size - d20|d10|d6|d0 This will roll either a d20, d10, d6 or keep Init at 0 (for when you are hiding Order/Init) on the CT
CT: Manual Turn Tracker - Off|GM and Player|GM Only This will show/hide the Manual Turn Tracker widget on the Actors Portraits on the CT

They are all related to each other. The first and third ones require a reload to take effect.

Now... are there other common Initiative/Order dice that are used? I cannot auto add Modiiers because that breaks the generic nature... Its possible I could put a Modifier Box next to the Order field on the Character Sheets...?

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[shadelon]

That would be amazing Damned!

[shadelon]

Gods, you have me sitting on pins and needles for this update!

[damned]

That would be amazing Damned!

Which bit? Help me out man!

[shadelon]

Please do add the modifier box. That would be awesome. Is it possible to have one on npc sheets too?

[Erin Righ]

Hi Erin Righ why is the Target 11? Is the target always 11? Does it always explode on 6 or is it sometimes more numbers?
If the target is not always 11 I would use /explode 2d6+5 and the GM and Player will know/set the Target Number and call the result.

Hi Damned. No the target number varies. It always explodes on 6 except when using d10s then it explodes on 10

[damned]

Hi Damned. No the target number varies. It always explodes on 6 except when using d10s then it explodes on 10

So you wouldnt hard code the target.
You would hard code the dice which in this case would be:
/explode 2d6+5

[Erin Righ]

The dice are variable too, either d6s or d10s

[Erin Righ]

Maybe I am not explaining myself very well. I know you have /explode which does almost every thing I want. What it doesn't do is what /edies does and display "success" what /edies doesn't do is add the dice together after exploding.