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<blockquote data-quote="Therigwin" data-source="post: 406210" data-attributes="member: 6679">There is no way to do non-standard rolls.You can do this - Create the table and save it.Exit the table and then reopen the table.Now using your example of a d17, entries 1 - 17 are all one entry.Then setup a range entry of 18 - 20, have it call a table object and have it point back to itself.&nbsp; That way it will keep on calling itself until it gets a value between 1 to 17.Yes.&nbsp; You need to modify the Table.xls in the XML\Table folder.&nbsp; All eTools outputs are based on XLS sheets, so just modify that and you are all set. (make sure you backup the original)Not sure what you are asking here.You can setup ranges, like 1-2 or 3-5, etc for each entry, but you need to change each entry.This is because you can set a table up like this - 1-2&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; black2-3&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; red3-4&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; green4-5&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; blue5-6&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; yellowIf you get a 1 or a 6, you just get the one result, either black or yellow.&nbsp; If you get any other number, you get both results.Look at the example tables that eTools came with, they are very helpful.&nbsp; Also take a look at the Hero Builder's Guidebook Personal History tables I made - this shows the nesting, recalling of a table, etc.&nbsp; It is available on the eTools repository, msn eTools group and the files section over at Fluid.Hope this helpped.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Therigwin, post: 406210, member: 6679"] There is no way to do non-standard rolls. You can do this - Create the table and save it. Exit the table and then reopen the table. Now using your example of a d17, entries 1 - 17 are all one entry. Then setup a range entry of 18 - 20, have it call a table object and have it point back to itself. That way it will keep on calling itself until it gets a value between 1 to 17. Yes. You need to modify the Table.xls in the XML\Table folder. All eTools outputs are based on XLS sheets, so just modify that and you are all set. (make sure you backup the original) Not sure what you are asking here. You can setup ranges, like 1-2 or 3-5, etc for each entry, but you need to change each entry. This is because you can set a table up like this - 1-2 black 2-3 red 3-4 green 4-5 blue 5-6 yellow If you get a 1 or a 6, you just get the one result, either black or yellow. If you get any other number, you get both results. Look at the example tables that eTools came with, they are very helpful. Also take a look at the Hero Builder's Guidebook Personal History tables I made - this shows the nesting, recalling of a table, etc. It is available on the eTools repository, msn eTools group and the files section over at Fluid. Hope this helpped. [/QUOTE]

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