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[damned]

Phystus Ok so you subtract dice by way of the Modifier box. That is working. Could you please write a one liner description for the Help file and Ill include in the next update. Many thanks.

Meguido Im really sorry. I am struggling to follow your directions.
I have added a new Roll /vermine
that accepts any sort of combination /vermine #+#+#-# etc. So it could be /vermine (p1)+(p2) or /vermine (p1)+(p2)-(a) etc
it will sum all the values and throw that many dice.
it will check the modifier box - if there is a value there it will use that as the target number.
if there is no value there it will set the target to 5.
all dice that roll the target or higher will count as a success.
reports to chat

Please advise if ok



mc-vermine.jpg

[Phystus]

/ubiquity #d#[+#d#...] (roll #d6, evens count as successes. Can add multiple pools of dice into a single roll. Use Modifier box to add or remove dice.)

How's that?

~P

[kronovan]

I havent seen that one.
Places and Groups have been deprecated in favour of World Builder.
Can you confirm if World Builder works for you or not?
I havent tested it with TDE.

World Builder is working fine for me when loading the TDE extension.

[meguido]

I just want add difficulty to modifier in modcollector

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Manager_action_ability
--
-- Please see the license.html file included with this distribution for
-- attribution and copyright information.
--

function onInit()
CustomDiceManager.add_roll_type("vermine", performAction, onLanded, true, "all");
end

function getDieMax(sType)
Debug.console("getDieMax: ", sType);
local sDie = string.match(sType, "d(%d+)");
if tonumber(sDie) > 1000 then
tempmax = tonumber(sDie);
while tempmax > 20 do
tempmax = tempmax - 1000;
end
else tempmax = tonumber(sDie);
end
max = tempmax;
return max;
end

function performRoll(draginfo, rActor, nSkillLev, sAbilityStat, bSecretRoll)
local rRoll = { };
rRoll.sType = "vermine";
rRoll.aDice = { };
rRoll.nMod = 0;
rRoll.nSkillLev = nSkillLev;
rRoll.sDesc = "";
rRoll.sDesc = rRoll.sDesc .. " " .. StringManager.capitalize(sAbilityStat);
local count = nSkillLev;
Debug.console("count:", count);

while count > 0 do
table.insert(rRoll.aDice, "d10");
count = count - 1;

end
rRoll.bSecret = bSecretRoll;
ActionsManager.performAction(draginfo, rActor, rRoll);
end

function initLastDice(aDice)
aSavedDice = {};
for i , v in ipairs (aDice) do
aSavedDice[i] = { type=v.type, result=0, exploded=true };
end
return aSavedDice;
end

function onLanded(rSource, rTarget, rRoll, nSkillLev)
Debug.console("onLanded: ", rSource, rTarget, rRoll);

if not nSuccesses then nSuccesses = 0;
end
if not nFails then nFails = 0;
end

local nSuccessLevel = 5;
rRoll.nSuccessLevel = nSuccessLevel;

for i , v in ipairs (rRoll.aDice) do
if rRoll.aDice[i].result == 10 then
nSuccesses = nSuccesses + 1;
elseif rRoll.aDice[i].result >= nSuccessLevel then
nSuccesses = nSuccesses + 1;
elseif rRoll.aDice[i].result < nSuccessLevel then
nFails = nFails + 1;
end
end


rRoll.nFails = nFails;
rRoll.nSuccesses = nSuccesses;
Debug.console("nSuccesses1: ", nSuccesses, " nFails1: ", nFails, "nSuccessLevel1:", nSuccessLevel);

local rMessage = ActionsManager.createActionMessage(rSource, rRoll);

rMessage = createChatMessage(rSource, rRoll, sDesc1);
rMessage.type = "dice";
rMessage.text = rMessage.text .. "\nDiff = ".. rRoll.nSuccessLevel;
rMessage.text = rMessage.text .. "\nSucces: " .. rRoll.nSuccesses;
if nSuccesses == 0 then
rMessage.text = rMessage.text .. "\n[Echec]";
end
Comm.deliverChatMessage(rMessage);

nSuccesses = nil;
nFails = nil;
end

function createChatMessage(rSource, rRoll)
local rMessage = ActionsManager.createActionMessage(rSource, rRoll);
rMessage.dicedisplay = 0;


return rMessage;
end

Attribute
exp
<number_charabilityscore name="vigueur" source="stats.vigueur.core">
<anchored to="vig" position="insidetopleft" offset="9,6" height="20" width="20" />
<script>
function action(draginfo)
local nodeWin = window.getDatabaseNode();
if nodeWin then
local rActor = ActorManager.getActor("pc", nodeWin.getChild("..."));
local nAttribLev = getValue();
nAttribLev = nAttribLev + (DB.getValue(nodeWin, "stats." .. self.target[1] .. ".mod", 0));
ActionAbility.performRoll(draginfo, rActor, nAttribLev, self.target[1]);
end
end

function onDragStart(button, x, y, draginfo)
return action(draginfo);
end

function onDoubleClick(x,y)
return action();
end
</script>
<target>vigueur</target>
</number_charabilityscore>

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Meguido

	local sDesc1, nMod = ModifierStack.getStack(true);
	if nMod == 0 then
		nMod = 5; end

	if nMod < 5 then sDifficulty = "Simple Action";
	elseif nMod < 7 then sDifficulty = "Easy Action";
	elseif nMod < 9 then sDifficulty = "Difficult Action";
	elseif nMod < 10 then sDifficulty = "Very Difficult Action";
	else sDifficulty = "Impossible Action";
	end

is what I used

[damned]

Thank you Phystus that is perfect

Thank you Kronovan. Are you able to transfer your data to World Builder? You will find it a much more useful tool I think.

[meguido]

I integrate it where ? into manager_action_ability
thank

[damned]

I integrate it where ? into manager_action_ability
thank

Here is my roll. You will need to work out how to use it in the fashion you are. Instructions are in the Basic User Manual or wait a couple of days for this to be published.

-- 
-- Please see the license.html file included with this distribution for 
-- attribution and copyright information.
--

-- MoreCore v0.60 register "vermine"

local sCmd = "vermine";

function onInit()
	CustomDiceManager.add_roll_type(sCmd, performAction, onLanded, true, "all", nil, nil, onDiceTotal)
end

function performAction(draginfo, rActor, sParams)
--	Debug.chat("16");
Debug.console("performAction: ", draginfo, rActor, sParams);
  local rRoll = createRoll(sParams);
  ActionsManager.performAction(draginfo, rActor, rRoll);
Debug.console("performAction: ", rRoll);
end   


---
--- This function creates the roll object based on the parameters sent in
---
function createRoll(sParams)
--	Debug.chat("28");
  local rRoll = {};
  rRoll.sType = sCmd;
  rRoll.nMod = 0;
  -- Removed to allow ChatManager.createBaseMessage function to create the right name - active character or player name if no characters are active.
  --rRoll.sUser = User.getUsername();
  rRoll.aDice = {};

  -- Now we check that we have a properly formatted parameter, or we set the sDesc for the roll with a message.

  if not sParams:match("(%d+)%s(.*)") then
    rRoll.sDesc = "Parameters not in correct format. Should be in the format of \"# <desc>\"";
    return rRoll;
  end
  
	local sDesc1, nMod = ModifierStack.getStack(true);
--	Debug.chat("nMod: ", nMod);
	if nMod == 0 then
		nMod = 5; end

	if nMod < 5 then sDifficulty = "Simple Action";
	elseif nMod < 7 then sDifficulty = "Easy Action";
	elseif nMod < 9 then sDifficulty = "Difficult Action";
	elseif nMod < 10 then sDifficulty = "Very Difficult Action";
	else sDifficulty = "Impossible Action";
	end

	local sDice, sDesc = sParams:match("([^%s]+)%s*(.*)");
--	Debug.chat("sDice, sDesc, sParams: ", sDice, sDesc, sParams);
-- Build a table of rolls, split by the + signs between them
	local sDelim = "+"
	local aDielist = StringManager.split(sDice, sDelim, 1);
--	Debug.chat("aDielist: ", aDielist);

	local nDice = 0;
		for k,v in pairs(aDielist) do
			nDice = nDice + v
		--	Debug.chat("nDice: ", nDice);
		end
	

	if nDice <= 0 then
		nDice = 1;
	end	
	sDice = nDice .. "d10";
-- Now roll them
	local aDice = StringManager.convertStringToDice(sDice);

	rRoll.sDesc = sDesc;
	rRoll.aDice = aDice;
	rRoll.nMod = nMod;
	rRoll.sDifficulty = sDifficulty;
	
--	Debug.chat("sDesc: ", sDesc, " aDice: ", aDice, " nMod: ", nMod);
  return rRoll;
end


---
--- This function steps through each die result and checks if it is greater than or equal to the success target number
--- adding to the success count if it is.
---
function countSuccesses(rRoll)
--	Debug.chat("65");
  -- Sort rRoll.aDice table based off a.result (the dice result)
		local nSuccessess = 0;
		for _,v in ipairs(rRoll.aDice) do
	if (v.result >= rRoll.nMod) then
		nSuccessess = nSuccessess + 1;
		end
	--	Debug.chat("nSuccessess: ", nSuccessess);
	end

--	Debug.chat("nSuccessess final: ", nSuccessess);
  
  rRoll.nSuccessess = nSuccessess;
  return rRoll;
end

---
--- This function creates a chat message that displays the results.
---
function createChatMessage(rSource, rRoll)  
--	Debug.chat("85");
  local rMessage = ActionsManager.createActionMessage(rSource, rRoll);
    rMessage.dicedisplay = 1; -- display total

  rMessage.text = rMessage.text .. " vs " .. rRoll.sDifficulty .. "\n# Successes = " .. rRoll.nSuccessess;
  
  return rMessage;
end

---
--- This function creates the help text message for output.
---
function createHelpMessage()  
  local rMessage = ChatManager.createBaseMessage(nil, nil);
  rMessage.text = rMessage.text .. "The \"/successes\" command is used to roll a set of dice and report the number of dice that meet or exceed a success target number.\n"; 
  rMessage.text = rMessage.text .. "You can specify the number of dice to roll, the type of dice, and the success target number"; 
  rMessage.text = rMessage.text .. "by supplying the \"/successes\" command with parameters in the format of \"#d# #\", where the first # is the "; 
  rMessage.text = rMessage.text .. "number of dice to be rolled, the second number is the number of dice sides, and the number following the "; 
  rMessage.text = rMessage.text .. "space being the success target number for each dice."; 
  Comm.deliverChatMessage(rMessage);
end

function onDiceTotal( messagedata )
--	Debug.chat("108");
	local sMyTotal = string.match(messagedata.text, "sses...(%d+)");
  Debug.console("onDiceTotal: ", sMyTotal, messagedata);
  return true, tonumber(sMyTotal);
end

---
--- This is the callback that gets triggered after the roll is completed.
---
function onLanded(rSource, rTarget, rRoll)
--	Debug.chat("118");
  rRoll = countSuccesses(rRoll);
Debug.console("performAction: ", rRoll);
  rMessage = createChatMessage(rSource, rRoll);
Debug.console("performAction: ", rMessage);
  rMessage.type = sCmd;
  Comm.deliverChatMessage(rMessage);
end

[wndrngdru]

Does CoreRPG do the same thing for Tables?

Yes. I just looked and it's a known issue for FGU. The Character sheets are working the same between FGC and FGU, but the CoreRPG sheets aren't more than 2 panels wide and only the panels bordering the right side of the window stretch. This is mostly consistent with what I'm seeing for the MC sheet on FGU.

Do you like the Dungeon theme?

I like it a lot. Much less strain on the eyes and I've always liked your single-column sidebars. I'm not a fan of the 5e theme 'cause it's just too white. I use the simple themes for my non-MC games because they're more muted and the window borders don't take up 30% of my screen space. One of these days, when I get a wild hair, I'll get to porting one or both of those over to MC.
The Dungeon theme does blow an Error because it's looking for a non-existent "graphics/graphics_fonts.xml" file.

[damned]

I do have a new build of that theme with a few enhancements and bug fixes. Soon.