domminniti
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Ok someone is going to have to explain how to use coyote code on here. I'm a programmer, and these things are confusing to me
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Sure thing. It's... yeah, it takes getting used to. Here's the link to the roller: CoyoteCode Dice Roller v. 2.0Ok someone is going to have to explain how to use coyote code on here. I'm a programmer, and these things are confusing to me
Yeah, Aethmud and Dom need to finish entering their sheets into the forum. I'm giving everyone through the weekend as a grace period.At least two of the character sheets are missing most of their details.
It's easier if we know what each character's capable of.
Sure. Well, first of all and most important is the honor system and being the upstanding gentlemen and ladies that you are.I'm not quite understanding how the coyote code things works. Like If its meant to stop cheating, what's to stop me just rolling until I get a result that I like and posting that?
I have chosen my manouvers, I just whacked them in here in shorthand.
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When you make a roll, you can put your name in it. You could also put why you were rolling. Then anyone can go in and look up your name and see your entire history of roles. So when you roll, put your enworld User name and for the reason for the role, put this game. That way the DM is able to look up your roles.I'm not quite understanding how the coyote code things works. Like If its meant to stop cheating, what's to stop me just rolling until I get a result that I like and posting that?
I have chosen my manouvers, I just whacked them in here in shorthand.
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I like that – let's all use our ENWorld username's for the NAME field in the CoyoteCode roller. Just keep it simple and consistent.When you make a roll, you can put your name in it. You could also put why you were rolling. Then anyone can go in and look up your name and see your entire history of roles. So when you roll, put your enworld User name and for the reason for the role, put this game. That way the DM is able to look up your roles.
So you say I have the power of summoning a Tarrasque any time I want? /jSure. Well, first of all and most important is the honor system and being the upstanding gentlemen and ladies that you are.
Second, I'll ask you to stay true to whatever convention you enter the data fields with. For example, if you ALWAYS use the name Russet in the NAME field, then I can go back in on my end and search CoyoteCode for rolls made by "Russet" – and if I see a string of thirteen 1d20+3 rolls made within a few minutes... Guess what? The Tarrasque appears.
Hope I explained it well. It's not a perfect system, but it also handles advantage/disadvantage.