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@@boundary@@: The lower value to obtain with ''roll'' trigger another roll.\\
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@@boundary@@: Boundary value. Another roll is triggered if the result of ''roll'' is lower or equal to this value.\\
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Rolls dice as long as the result is equal or below to a given value.
The value of ''roll'' is evaluated once. If its value is lesser or equal to ''boundary'', ''roll'' is evaluated again and it's result replace the previous. This is done as long as the new result is lesser or equal to ''boundary'' and the number of new rolls is lesser to ''maxRoll''.
The value of ''roll'' is evaluated once. If its value is lesser or equal to ''boundary'', ''roll'' is evaluated again and it's result replace the previous. This is done as long as the new result is lesser or equal to ''boundary'' and the number of new rolls is lesser to ''maxRoll''.
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Rolls dice as long as the result is lesser or equal to a given value.
The value of ''roll'' is evaluated once. If its value is lesser or equal to ''boundary'', ''roll'' is evaluated again and it's result will replace the previous. This is done as long as the new result is lesser or equal to ''boundary'' and the number of new rolls is lesser to ''maxRoll''.
The value of ''roll'' is evaluated once. If its value is lesser or equal to ''boundary'', ''roll'' is evaluated again and it's result will replace the previous. This is done as long as the new result is lesser or equal to ''boundary'' and the number of new rolls is lesser to ''maxRoll''.
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The formula
[8] = 8\\
[10»3] = 13 (each "»" denotes an extra roll)\\
[1»7] = -6\\
[10»9»6] = 25\\
[10»0] = 10\\
[10»9»9»6] = 34
to:
Some results generated by @@reroll(1d6, 2, 1)@@:\\
[6] = 6\\
[1»4] = 4 (each "»" denotes an extra roll)\\
[2»2] = 2
[6] = 6\\
[1»4] = 4 (each "»" denotes an extra roll)\\
[2»2] = 2
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Supported since Quick Dice Roller {$:sinceVersion}
to:
Supported since Quick Dice Roller {$:sinceVersion}
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(:title Roll again:)
(:category: Function :)
(:Summary: Roll again if result is equal or below the boundary. :)
(:format: @@reroll(roll, boundary, maxRoll)@@ :)
(:sinceVersion: 2.1.2 :)
(:lastVersion: 2.1.2 :)
{$:Summary}
! Usage
:Format: {$:format}
:Parameters: \
@@roll@@: A formula representing the dice to roll. Must be an indeterministic formula.\\
@@boundary@@: The lower value to obtain with ''roll'' trigger another roll.\\
@@maxRoll@@: Maximum number of extra roll that can be triggered.
:Returns: The value of the last evaluation of ''roll'.
! Description
Rolls dice as long as the result is equal or below to a given value.
The value of ''roll'' is evaluated once. If its value is lesser or equal to ''boundary'', ''roll'' is evaluated again and it's result replace the previous. This is done as long as the new result is lesser or equal to ''boundary'' and the number of new rolls is lesser to ''maxRoll''.
! Examples
TO BE FIXED
The formula @@expUp(1d10)@@ is the same as @@expUp(1d10, 10, 1d10, 10, 0)@@.\\
Some results generated by @@expUp(1d10, 10, 1d10-1, 9, 0)@@:\\
[8] = 8\\
[10»3] = 13 (each "»" denotes an extra roll)\\
[1»7] = -6\\
[10»9»6] = 25\\
[10»0] = 10\\
[10»9»9»6] = 34
! History
Supported since Quick Dice Roller {$:sinceVersion}
(:category: Function :)
(:Summary: Roll again if result is equal or below the boundary. :)
(:format: @@reroll(roll, boundary, maxRoll)@@ :)
(:sinceVersion: 2.1.2 :)
(:lastVersion: 2.1.2 :)
{$:Summary}
! Usage
:Format: {$:format}
:Parameters: \
@@roll@@: A formula representing the dice to roll. Must be an indeterministic formula.\\
@@boundary@@: The lower value to obtain with ''roll'' trigger another roll.\\
@@maxRoll@@: Maximum number of extra roll that can be triggered.
:Returns: The value of the last evaluation of ''roll'.
! Description
Rolls dice as long as the result is equal or below to a given value.
The value of ''roll'' is evaluated once. If its value is lesser or equal to ''boundary'', ''roll'' is evaluated again and it's result replace the previous. This is done as long as the new result is lesser or equal to ''boundary'' and the number of new rolls is lesser to ''maxRoll''.
! Examples
TO BE FIXED
The formula @@expUp(1d10)@@ is the same as @@expUp(1d10, 10, 1d10, 10, 0)@@.\\
Some results generated by @@expUp(1d10, 10, 1d10-1, 9, 0)@@:\\
[8] = 8\\
[10»3] = 13 (each "»" denotes an extra roll)\\
[1»7] = -6\\
[10»9»6] = 25\\
[10»0] = 10\\
[10»9»9»6] = 34
! History
Supported since Quick Dice Roller {$:sinceVersion}
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