#(gtnidrol) Dice script

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sage willowBOT
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(gtnidrol) Dice script

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urban wasp
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Well first of all.

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Your spacing is wrong, define doesn't need a : after it. That is only for some things such as if statements, foreach commands, and very few other cases.

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Second of all, this could be more simpler.

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Consider a data script container, or a data script in your command with indexed numbers and pull the symbol from that instead of doing six different if statements.

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( I don't know if the guide covers data scripts inside of other scripts, or if there is a lang doc for it, but I know data script containers exist. )

glossy sandal
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Could you run a debug too, it should highlight the errors. Also please use our pastesite, that will help us to read the script.

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!info haste debug

shy oysterBOT
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coarse kraken
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<util.random.int[<1>].to[<6>]> this is wrong, no need to surround the numbers with <>, it's just <util.random.int[1].to[6]>

You could also just do

- define n <util.random.int[1].to[6]>
- define dices <list[⚀|⚁|⚂|⚃|⚄|⚅]>

- narrate "<player.name> <[dices].get[<[n]>]>" targets:<player.location.find_players_within[20]>```
pine prairie
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!t listtag.random

shy oysterBOT
# pine prairie !t listtag.random
Tag: <ListTag.random[(<#>)]>

Gets a random item in the list and returns it.
Optionally, add [<#>] to instead get a list of multiple randomly chosen list entries.

Returns

ObjectTag

Examples
# Narrates EITHER "one" OR "two" - different each time!
- narrate "<list[one|two].random>

# Could narrate "one|two", "two|three", OR "one|three" - different each time!
- narrate "<list[one|two|three].random[2]>

# Could narrate "one|two|three", "one|three|two", "two|one|three", "two|three|one", "three|two|one", OR "three|one|two" - different each time!
- narrate "<list[one|two|three].random[9999]>
coarse kraken
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yuh that works too

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@tight crescent warn @sinful birch normal rule 8

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