Update: v3. Do you have any idea how I could make a mode function (highest frequency roll, basically) work? I began thinking about it, but didn't know how to go about it and so left some unconnected code in Stage. The Query processing goes by broadcast&wait from Query, to Answer, to Stage and back.
Wow. That's a pretty cool interface! The setup is really interesting, though it's difficult to get results. If you could add a list to show numerous results and an easier way to switch the die to be rolled, it could be really useful. The probability calculator is a genious idea, if you can pull it off. The way mine works is just focusing on lots of Broadcast-Recieve scripts, so not much is active while the thing runs. To get cool sound effects, I used the c drive/WINDOWS/media area I found.
Alright, I got the project to look nicer on startup, got some simpler buttons working, and added the data collection list with a "clear" button. Next comes adding more functionality (and buttons) to the list, and, the coup de grace, FORMULAE. After that, maybe sound. Let's see how this turns out.
A few technical issues confronted me, though. I can't figure out how to get a variable box (like the ones currently shown for "Stage Dialog" and "Stage List") to show up in a certain place or in a certain format (namely, still in the corner, but in "big display" format). You and several others have projects in which said variable boxes are in different places. Tips?
By "compile statistics" I meant a list of results, like yours has, not really a probability calculator - though that would be nice, I suppose. :P I only have 9 different broadcasts (probably will add more), but 18 variables, 6 of which (currently unused) will be used in the "custom rolls" thing I'll add. However, an easier way to switch the die or list (simple arrows?) is a good idea, which I'll add.
This is one of my more ambitious projects to date (since RoboArm and the later, failed, Cube project that you don't know about).
It's a dice probability application that allows you to roll prepared sets of dice or enter custom rolls into formulae, and then collect data from those rolls (average/total/mode).
Instructions in the form of a tutorial are built-in. I'd suggest you watch the tutorial the first time (you can restart the project if you skipped it accidentally). There's also a nondescript hotkey listing if you click on the logo at the bottom right.
Being that the project has a large amount of scripts, I'm almost certain it works better downloaded, but it does function online.
Some of you who have seen my other projects will recognize the helpful cross as Crux.
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Final version coming up soon!
Reuploaded again, now v4. Added: Formulae and Total function, plus minor fixes. Upcoming: Mode function.
Any more advice, questions, feedback, or requests are appreciated!
Update: v3. Do you have any idea how I could make a mode function (highest frequency roll, basically) work? I began thinking about it, but didn't know how to go about it and so left some unconnected code in Stage. The Query processing goes by broadcast&wait from Query, to Answer, to Stage and back.
(查看全部回复)Wow. That's a pretty cool interface! The setup is really interesting, though it's difficult to get results. If you could add a list to show numerous results and an easier way to switch the die to be rolled, it could be really useful. The probability calculator is a genious idea, if you can pull it off. The way mine works is just focusing on lots of Broadcast-Recieve scripts, so not much is active while the thing runs. To get cool sound effects, I used the c drive/WINDOWS/media area I found.
Alright, I got the project to look nicer on startup, got some simpler buttons working, and added the data collection list with a "clear" button. Next comes adding more functionality (and buttons) to the list, and, the coup de grace, FORMULAE. After that, maybe sound. Let's see how this turns out.
(查看全部回复)A few technical issues confronted me, though. I can't figure out how to get a variable box (like the ones currently shown for "Stage Dialog" and "Stage List") to show up in a certain place or in a certain format (namely, still in the corner, but in "big display" format). You and several others have projects in which said variable boxes are in different places. Tips?
(查看全部回复)By "compile statistics" I meant a list of results, like yours has, not really a probability calculator - though that would be nice, I suppose. :P I only have 9 different broadcasts (probably will add more), but 18 variables, 6 of which (currently unused) will be used in the "custom rolls" thing I'll add. However, an easier way to switch the die or list (simple arrows?) is a good idea, which I'll add.