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rollWithUpper(times, sides, maximum)
rollWithUpper(times, sides, maximum)
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'''Parameters'''
'''Parameters'''
{{param|times|The number of times to roll the dice.}}
{{param|times|The number of times to roll the dice.}}
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Roll five twenty-sided dice. Any rolls above 16 are treated as 16.
Roll five twenty-sided dice. Any rolls above 16 are treated as 16.
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[t: rollWithUpper(5, 20, 16)]
[t: rollWithUpper(5, 20, 16)]
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Returns a number that is between 5 and 80 (and no longer up to 100 as with a regular {{code|5d20}} roll).
Returns a number that is between 5 and 80 (and no longer up to 100 as with a regular {{code|5d20}} roll).



Latest revision as of 23:59, 14 March 2023

rollWithUpper() Function

Generates random numbers to emulate dice rolls. Returns the total of a dice roll where each die that rolled higher than the maximum parameter is counted as that value instead.

Usage

rollWithUpper(times, sides, maximum)

Parameters

  • times - The number of times to roll the dice.
  • sides - The number of sides the dice possess.
  • maximum - The maximum value that each individual die can contribute to the total.

Examples

Roll five twenty-sided dice. Any rolls above 16 are treated as 16.
[t: rollWithUpper(5, 20, 16)]
Returns a number that is between 5 and 80 (and no longer up to 100 as with a regular 5d20 roll).

See Also

The corresponding dice roll expression is XdYuZ. For other methods of rolling dice, see Dice Expressions.