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3D Dice Bug. 3D Dice or Chat correct?

So this one just threw me off slightly. The 3D dice and the roll in chat are not matching in this instance. It is the first time I have seen this happen. Mostly wondering which of the above rolls is correct.
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Often times, there are multiple rolls being made through a roll template and depending on how the roll template is designed, some rolls are seen while others are hidden.  Since all rolls are made at once, the 3d dice cannot determine which rolls are filtered by the roll template and which are posted. So, unfortunately this is an example of an incompatibility with roll templates and 3d dice. ;-( EDIT/UPDATE: just noticed that your screencap shows a normal roll and not a roll made through a roll template...  I really don't have a clue why there would be a discrepancy.  IMO, I would use the roll posted in chat since that uses the Quantam roller  and that's what would be posted in the game's chat archive.
That's...really odd. Does this happen across all rolls or was it this one instance? I'd still offer to have you run through our troubleshooting steps just in case that may help, but I'm going to root around for why this might be happening.
Welp, that didn't take long. This is a documented bug and in this instance you should trust the chat roll over the 3D Dice. Devs will need to thoroughly investigate what's happening so I don't have an ETA for you on a fix, but thank you for bringing this to our attention!
I appreciate the replies! Will trust the chat roll for sure. Not too worried about a fix. The 3D dice is just a lot of fun and adds a little bit of that tabletop feel! Keep up the fantastic work you all do!