How to make a roll (not a normal one)

Hello all :) I have a doubt I'm trying to solve. I have to create a 3d10 roll, till here, its easy. The thing is, the roll is divided in 3, D+ D- and dS. In a real game, you play with 3d10, two same color and one different, because this one tells you the location of damage if you attack, and also is used in other rolls, so must be added to the other but showed different. And the other two must be ordered d- is the lowest one of the same color and d+ is the highest. Example of this: you roll 3d10 and it has to be showed as bla + ble + bli = blablebli d+: bla d-: ble dS: bli. Any idea how can I do this?

Would a simple [[2d10 [D- D+] ]] - [[ d10 [DS] ]] Suffice? Or just D+/- : [[d10]] [[d10]] Ds: [[d10]]

The latter requires you to mentally arrange the two numbers, but it should work.

With the Extended Expressions script, you could do something like: !extend D+ `(1d10[d1] >= 1d10[d2] ? ${d1} : ${d2})`, D- `(${d1} >= ${d2} ? ${d2} : ${d1})`, dS `1d10[ds]`, Sum `${d1}+${d2}+${ds}`

Jake M.: Should show them separate, and then sum up all, but seems closer. manveti: theoretically, if you paste this into the chat and press enter, will make the roll?

Lohengrin P. said: manveti: theoretically, if you paste this into the chat and press enter, will make the roll? I'm not too familiar with how the scripts work here, but I don't think that the roll would actually work if you just entered it like that, you need to actually have the script implemented into your game. Though I could be wrong on that.

/roll 2d10sd + 1d10 Should do the basic functionality of what you're asking for.