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So, we've got a campaign with accounts who've been in it since way before the update. One new player joined us recently and is the only one getting quantum rolls. Is there something the rest of us need to do in order to enable it?
Are you using Inline rolls? That would obscure the results somewhat... But I'm pretty sure that everybody gets the 'quantum' roll benefit; I can't imagine why they'd use it for some dice and not others. -Phnord
My guess is that the new player is not using 3d dice and the rest of you are. 3d dice use a physics engine instead of the quantum roll based dice roll engine.
Gauss said: My guess is that the new player is not using 3d dice and the rest of you are. 3d dice use a physics engine instead of the quantum roll based dice roll engine. That was it. Switching that off gave us quantum rolls again. Thanks! I'm also not entirely convinced about the randomness with the physics engine with some of the results we've been getting. But oh well.
There's some RNG that's involved when it comes to the die's starting position (as in which face is up), throw force, and the angle of the toss. When it's released is when the physics engine comes into play.
Gauss said: 3d dice use a physics engine instead of the quantum roll based dice roll engine. Ohhh. I was wondering about that too. As far as I remember the wiki doesn't mention this (yes, I know. I should go edit it). I hope the quantumroll system can be added to the 3D dice -- my group is kinda old school and we love the sight of dice rolling on screen.