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A: Of course. Here some options:
* Join the[[http://goo.gl/atlhS9|official community on Google+]]
* [[http://goo.gl/UuJBSO|Become a beta tester]] for trialling of new features
* [[http://goo.gl/9ySLIO|Improve app translations]] or add new ones
* Improve wiki translations or add new ones
* [[http://goo.gl/06fEHI|Check the source code]] for bug hunting (or for fun)
* '''Make your friends know about Quick Dice Roller'''
* Join the
* [[http://goo.gl/9ySLIO|Improve app translations]] or add new ones
* Improve wiki translations or add new ones
* [[http://goo.gl/06fEHI|Check the source code]] for bug hunting (or for fun)
* '''Make your friends know about Quick Dice Roller'''
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A: Of course. Check the [[HelpQdR|+]] page.
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A: Named Values are, as their name suggest, values identified by a name. You can access Named Values by swiping the screen right to left. You can use them to store game scores (points, energy left, etc...). You can use [[Qdr/Formulas#NamedValuesGuide|Named Values]] in dice formulas using their label.
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A: Named Values are, as their name suggest, values identified by a name. You can access Named Values by swiping the screen right to left. You can use them to store game scores (points, energy left, etc...). You can use [[Qdr/Formulas#NamedValuesGuide|Named Values]] in dice formulas using their label.
Q: Ok. But, what are Named Values?
A: Let me make an example. You create a Named Value with the label "@@test@@". Then, you create a new dice with the formula "@@(2*test - 4)d(test*test+2)@@". Such formula works as "@@2d11@@" if you set the Named Value "@@test@@" to @@3@@. If you later change "@@test@@" to @@4@@, it will now work as "@@4d18@@". Check the [[Qdr/HowTo|+]] section to get more examples.
Q: Can I help in some way with the project?
A: Of course. Here some options:
* Join the [[http://goo.gl/atlhS9|official community on Google+]]
* [[http://goo.gl/UuJBSO|Become a beta tester]] for trialling of new features
* [[http://goo.gl/9ySLIO|Improve app translations]] or add new ones
* Improve wiki translations or add new ones
* [[http://goo.gl/06fEHI|Check the source code]] for bug hunting (or for fun)
* '''Make your friends know about Quick Dice Roller'''
Q: Ok. But, what are Named Values?
A: Let me make an example. You create a Named Value with the label "@@test@@". Then, you create a new dice with the formula "@@(2*test - 4)d(test*test+2)@@". Such formula works as "@@2d11@@" if you set the Named Value "@@test@@" to @@3@@. If you later change "@@test@@" to @@4@@, it will now work as "@@4d18@@". Check the [[Qdr/HowTo|+]] section to get more examples.
Q: Can I help in some way with the project?
A: Of course. Here some options:
* Join the [[http://goo.gl/atlhS9|official community on Google+]]
* [[http://goo.gl/UuJBSO|Become a beta tester]] for trialling of new features
* [[http://goo.gl/9ySLIO|Improve app translations]] or add new ones
* Improve wiki translations or add new ones
* [[http://goo.gl/06fEHI|Check the source code]] for bug hunting (or for fun)
* '''Make your friends know about Quick Dice Roller'''
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(:title FAQ:)
(:Summary: Frequently Asked Questions. :)
''This section is under construction''
>>faq<< [[#faq]]
Q: What is Quick Dice Roller?
A: Quick Dice Roller is a tool to help players to simulate complex dice rolls. It is designed primarily for RolePlayers, but is great for all tabletop games who require dice rolls.
Q: How does it work?
A: Please check the [[Qdr/QuickStart|+]].
Q: Why should I use Quick Dice Roller?
A: Quick Dice Roller is able to simulate almost all the complex dice rolls required by RPG systems. It can evaluate [[Qdr.Formulas|dice formulas]] as simple as "@@2d6+3@@" or very complex like "@@rak(1d4,5)+min(lvl*2,30)@@".
Q: I need to write dice formulas every time?
A: Of course not. You can create a ''dice'' and assign a formula to it. Then, every time you tap to the dice created the formula is evaluated and the result shown.
Q: It is possible to organize dice in collections?
A: Of course. Swipe the screen left to right to access the ''Dice Bags'' area. Each ''Dice Bag'' contains a different set of ''Dice'', ''Modifiers'' and ''Named Values''
Q: What are Named Values?
A: Named Values are, as their name suggest, values identified by a name. You can access Named Values by swiping the screen right to left. You can use them to store game scores (points, energy left, etc...). You can use [[Qdr/Formulas#NamedValuesGuide|Named Values]] in dice formulas using their label.
(:Summary: Frequently Asked Questions. :)
''This section is under construction''
>>faq<< [[#faq]]
Q: What is Quick Dice Roller?
A: Quick Dice Roller is a tool to help players to simulate complex dice rolls. It is designed primarily for RolePlayers, but is great for all tabletop games who require dice rolls.
Q: How does it work?
A: Please check the [[Qdr/QuickStart|+]].
Q: Why should I use Quick Dice Roller?
A: Quick Dice Roller is able to simulate almost all the complex dice rolls required by RPG systems. It can evaluate [[Qdr.Formulas|dice formulas]] as simple as "@@2d6+3@@" or very complex like "@@rak(1d4,5)+min(lvl*2,30)@@".
Q: I need to write dice formulas every time?
A: Of course not. You can create a ''dice'' and assign a formula to it. Then, every time you tap to the dice created the formula is evaluated and the result shown.
Q: It is possible to organize dice in collections?
A: Of course. Swipe the screen left to right to access the ''Dice Bags'' area. Each ''Dice Bag'' contains a different set of ''Dice'', ''Modifiers'' and ''Named Values''
Q: What are Named Values?
A: Named Values are, as their name suggest, values identified by a name. You can access Named Values by swiping the screen right to left. You can use them to store game scores (points, energy left, etc...). You can use [[Qdr/Formulas#NamedValuesGuide|Named Values]] in dice formulas using their label.
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