Stuck on chat message parse

There are two examples provided on the wiki. You have click the little "Expand" buttons next to them, though.

Ryan L said: It would look something like: var foo = JSON.parse(msg.content); Then your "foo" variable will be an object with each of those properties. The parse function is the "reviver". Yep! A complete example might be: on("chat:message", function(msg) { var rollinfo = JSON.parse(msg.content); //Do something with rollinfo, it will be similar to what's shown int he wiki examples. You could also do: log(rollinfo); //...to get an idea of what properties it contains. });

I'm not totally sure if I understand the question, but: rollinfo.rolls is the array that contains each type of roll. In this case it's a bit more complicated since you did a "group" roll. A group object is like a rollinfo object nested inside a rollinfo object, basically. So in this case: rollinfo.rolls[0].type == "G", telling you this was a group, which means you have to do: rollinfo.rolls[0].rolls to get the "real" rolls object for the group.  rollinfo.rolls[0].rolls.length == 1, telling you there was 1 type of dice rolled rollinfo.rolls[0].rolls[0].sides == 100, telling you the first set of dice rolled (and the only one in this case) is a d100 rollinfo.rolls[0].rolls[0].dice == 1, telling you it was a "1d100" (as opposed to, for example, 4d100) rollinfo.rolls[0].rolls[0].results is an array of the results of the roll, rollinfo.rolls[0].rolls[0].results.length === rollinfo.rolls[0].rolls[0].dice Hope that helps.