[Question] Does even/odd sucess checks exist ?

Hey I'm currently playing a game that uses this, I tried to look it up in the doc but I've had no luck. Is it even possible ? Thanks

There are a few ways to have rolls indicate whether they are even or odd. One way is using Critical Success and Fumble Points , e.g. Roll: [[ 1d6cf1cf3cf5cs2cs4cs6 ]] Another way is using the modulus operator, e.g. The following roll will output '0' if even and '1' if odd: /r 1d6 % 2

Wow thanks, I can't believe I missed this ! It really helps out. Ok, let's suppose I'm a bit capricious and I'd want to display the number of even rolls for instance, how would I proceed ? I thought maybe use the modulus operator to "add" the result you want on multiple rolls but I'm not clear yet on how I would keep this simple. Edit : Is there a way to count the number cs/cf you get on a roll, because if that's the case then I think it would be possible

Kadravor A. said: Ok, let's suppose I'm a bit capricious and I'd want to display the number of even rolls for instance, how would I proceed ? Maybe using something like this: Number of even rolls out of 3d6: /r 3 - (d6%2 + d6%2 + d6%2) Kadravor A. said: Edit : Is there a way to count the number cs/cf you get on a roll Not that I'm aware of.

Yup I was fiddling with something like this, but the remaining obstacle is that I'd like to determine exactly the number of dice I want to roll using a value. Choosing a stat value in the character sheet to determine the number of dice rolled /r ?{Stat|Force,@Force|Endurance,@Endurance}#e Where #e would be a macro allowing me to sort even rolls while choosing the number of rolls.

Here's how I might handle this: Number of even rolls out of [[ ?{Stat|Force, @{Force} [Force]|Endurance, @{Endurance} [Endurance]} ]]**d6**: /r ?{Stat} - (1d6%2 + [[ {?{Stat} + d0}>2 ]]d6%2 + [[ {?{Stat} + d0}>3 ]]d6%2 + [[ {?{Stat} + d0}>4 ]]d6%2) (If a stat can go above 4, you'll want to adjust the macro accordingly, i.e. by adding + [[ {?{Stat} + d0}>5 ]]d6%2, etc.) [[ {?{Stat} + d0}>2 ]] equals 1 if ?{Stat} ≥ 2. Otherwise, it equals 0. The above's a bit advanced, so, of course, feel free to ask questions.

Ah yes, very smart. For my system though I don't think it would work. I need to check with stats that are (currently) pretty low though they can up to an infinite number. I could buff up your code to support stats up to 10 but I noticed that it would generate a lot of noise in the chat. I don't know much about formatting. Do you think there's a way to ease up on what's displayed ? I used The CS and FP just today and it helped a lot !(Thanks you very much by the way) This method is perfectly fine, but I'd like to optimize a bit for the game we're playing. Just for the record we play Knight (a french Sci-Fi RPG) which uses 15 stats and depending on the situation we need to test 2 or more of our choosing.

Kadravor A. said: I don't know much about formatting. Do you think there's a way to ease up on what's displayed ? For the CS/FP macro, possibly changing the /roll to an [[inline roll]]. For the other macro, you could try replacing the parentheses (, ) with inline roll brackets [[, ]].

Alright thanks. I see it covers a lot of info (most importantly the rolls themselves). It might bother some because you'd need to hover the inline to see the deets maybe I'll use this when we're a more familiar with the whole system. Again, thanks a lot you really helped me out.

You're very welcome! Happy rolling!