This unofficial TaleSpire plugin for randomly determining items from a list. Supports real time lists and named pre-configured lists.
This plugin, like all others, is free but if you want to donate, use: http://LordAshes.ca/TalespireDonate/Donate.php
3.2.1: Fixed issue with result being chopped off
3.2.1: Fixed issue with sample RPS and RPSLS samples
3.2.0: Added configurable display options
3.1.0: Added tally (total) support
3.0.0: Added multiple randomization per request
3.0.0: Added optional named randomization
3.0.0: Added added soft dependency for chat whisper so result can be whispered
2.1.3: Initial release
Use R2ModMan or similar installer to install this plugin.
The display options can be configured using R2ModMan's Edit Config for the plugin or using Config Manager from the Talespire Settings menu. Please note that not all combinations of settings will produce usable results.
This setting indicates if the possible outcomes are listed along with the roll. If so, the possible outcomes are displayed, in brackets, after the roll name or the default roll name.
This setting indicates if /cnr and /crnt commands expect a single name or a name for each
roll in the sequence. This not only affects the display but also the interpretation of the roll request.
If this setting is set to false then only the first entry in a multi roll request is expected to have
a name. Providing names for the other roll request parts will cause errors since the name will get
interpeted as a roll possibility.
Example:
For Show All Names = True Use:
/cnrt Name1 Roll1 / Name2 Roll2 / ... such as /cnrt Attack 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 / Damage 1 2 3 4 5 6
For Show All NAmes = False Use:
/cnrt Name1 Roll1 / Roll2 / ... such as /cnrt Attack 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 / 1 2 3 4 5 6
This setting determines if the result is place on the same like as the roll (true) or on new line (false) with the Default Result Prefix (see below).
This setting determines if the total is place on the same like as the roll (true) or on new line (false).
This setting determines the prefix for non name rolls.
This setting determines the prefix for non name results.
This setting determines if the first roll name is place in the header of the chat message (along with the player name) with the result in the body.
There are four types of rolls. Generic rolls, Named rolls, Generic Rolls with Tally and Named rolls with Tally. Each of which can use pre-defined rolls (configured in a configuration file ahead of time) or real-time list (specified when rolling).
To perform a generic roll, use the /cr (Custom Roll) function. For example:
/cr RPS
or
/cr Rock Paper Scissors
To perform a named roll, use the /cnr (Custom Named Roll) function. For example:
/cnr Gesture RPS
or
/cnr Gecture Rock Paper Scissors
When using the named functionality the first item in the list is treated as the name. This is what is displayed instead of "Roll" when displaying the result. It should be noted that if the verbose setting is turned off the result is not prefixed by the name but a cnr roll will still consume the first entry for the name.
To use the tally (total the value) version, add an t as the last letter of the command. When using the tally functions
the results need to be numeric. Non-numeric sides will be counted a 0.
/crt 0 0 1 1 2 3
or
/cnrt Fluff 0 0 1 1 2 3
Multiple rolls can be requested in a single request by separating the rolls with a / character. Note that if using
the custom named roll, a new name is used for each set of randomize options. For example:
/cr Miss Hit / Low Med High
or
/cnr Attack Miss Hit / Damage Low Med High
Multiple rolls are supported by all 4 of the functions (/cr, /cnr, /crt and /cnrt).
This plugin is compatible with Chat Whisper plugin if it is installed. You can whisper the results of a roll to another user that has the Chat Whisper plugin installed. For example,
/w GM /cr Rock Paper Scissors
See the Chat Whisper plugin for more details on using Chat Whisper.
To make rolling dice with a complex number of sides easier, custom dice can be defined in the Custom_Dice.json file.
The file is a JSON with the roll name as the key and the roll sides as the value. For example:
{
"RPS": "Rock Paper Scissors",
"Half6": "- - - 0 0 0",
"TriTen": "0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 2"
}
To roll a named roll, use the cr (Custom Roll) command. Type: /cr name such as /cr RPS.