4d6+3 = Roll 4 d6 dice, sum them, add 3 to the result A few examples are likely to provide the easiest explanation. We also support a number of functions including IF, MIN, MAX, and many more. Now you can define powerful expressions allowing you to mix various dice together, multiply, add, or subtract their result in almost any way you need. See our website or the in-app help for more information.Įnter a formula in RPG Dice Notation to handle those complicated scenarios where rolling a number of d6 just doesn't cut it. We also support an 'exploding' version of each of the dice. The totals will be calculated and displayed for you along with the detail for each die. You choose the number of dice to roll (1.99), which die (d4, d6, e8, etc), apply a modifier (-99.+99) and make your roll. No need to worry about forgetting your dice again, we got you covered. This portion of the application is aimed at those brave adventurers engaged in the world of fantasy role playing games or if you just lost the dice to your favorite board game. Our powerful application gives you the flexibility to handle those dicey situations. SpecialRollTxtBox.Text = diceGame.Whether you are exploring the depths of your favorite dungeon, staring in the face of an evil dragon, or just making a nuisance of yourself with the local townsfolk, Truly Random can handle your dice rolling needs. Invoke SpecialThrow method to check for snake eyes and boxcars Invoke DiceDisplay method to format dice text boxesĭiceGame.DiceDisplay(ref die1, ref die2) Display the appropriate number of dots depending on which numbers When the user clicks the Roll Em button, generate two random numbers Here is the relevant code from the Form class: private void rollEm_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) In all other cases, display nothing in text box. if the numbers are boxcars, display Boxcars! message in text box. If the numbers are snake eyes, display Snake Eyes! message in text box, Check that numbers are not snake eyes are boxcars Returns: specThrow of boxcars or snake eyes Purpose: To determine if the user rolled snake eyes or boxcars Purpose: To generate random number for d2 Purpose: To generate random number for d1 Here is my code for the dice class: private static Random diceNum = new Random()

Now that I've made the random number generator class-level, the boxcars message only displays some of the time. Also, I have to display a message if the roll is 'snakeĮyes' or 'boxcars' - my message was displaying perfectly when my random number generator was in the dice roll method. The rolls are not always the same, but they are for the most part - certainly nowhere near random. Here's my issue: I've created a class level random number generator for two separate dice rolls. I'm trying to create a GUI that simulates the rolling of two dice. I am very new to C# and programming in general, so excuse me if there is an obvious fix for this.

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