/d20/ - Traditional Games

I guess this is technically /tg/ then

Rolled 5 (1d20)

roland

>editing posts removes their roll

For what purpose?

Rolled 4 (1d20)

bretty good

Rolled 6 (1d6)

>>438

I'm so glad to have email field dice back

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>391

Am I doing this right?

>>469

Nope, clearly not.

>>470

I think you just put the dice in the email field

Rolled 11, 19 = 30 (2d20)

>>472

nope, I have been trolled. it's under post options & limits though

Rolled 3 (1d100)

>>473

Ah, thank you, kind anon.

Rolled 13 - 1 (1d20)

>>391

Rolling a DC 15 Charisma check to see if OP is a faggot.

no m8, it's a script

put this in the User JS section in [Options], and hit save custom javascript

then type 1d20 in the email field, or whatever you want

$(document).on('click', 'input[name="post"]', function() { //when the New Topic/New Reply button is clicked
    if (!isNaN(parseInt($('input[name="email"]').val()[0])) && !isNaN(parseInt($('input[name="email"]').val().slice(-1))) && $('input[name="email"]').val().match(/\d*d\d*/)) { //if the first character in the email field is a number, the last character is a number, and it matches a regex for [0-9]*d[0-9]*, then
        $('.dx').val($('input[name="email"]').val().split('d')[0]); //set dx, the number of dice, to everything before d
        $('.dy').val($('input[name="email"]').val().split('d')[1]); //set dy, the number of sides on the dice, to everything after d
    }
});

>>477

for >>473

no troll

>>477

Can this be added to the board settings so everyone can do it without modifying their theme?

>>479

unfortunately, no

It's javascript, not CSS. It's not a theme. It can't be done.

If board owners could just run whatever javascript they wanted, it'd be a security nightmare.

>>482

True, true. Maybe it can be added to the board FAQ.

this doesn't do anything yet

Rolled 16 (1d20)

now it does

>>488

I appreciate your thoroughness but a webm is kinda spergy anon, we believe you

also get some adblock on there, son, damn

>>489

>blocking ads so the website can't get funded

also

>adblock

>not uBlock

Rolled 17 + 10 (1d20)

>>491

There is literally nothing wrong with AdBlockPlus

>>488

>Rolled 20 (1d20)

nice

good job me

>>494

rolled a nat 20 on your Teach check

>>477

tiny update

I forgot to account for the modifier

$(document).on('click', 'input[name="post"]', function() { //when the New Topic/New Reply button is clicked
    if (!isNaN(parseInt($('input[name="email"]').val()[0])) && !isNaN(parseInt($('input[name="email"]').val().slice(-1))) && $('input[name="email"]').val().match(/\d*d\d*/)) { //if the first character in the email field is a number, the last character is a number, and it matches a regex for [0-9]*d[0-9]*, then
        $('.dx').val($('input[name="email"]').val().split(/[^\d]/)[0]); //set dx, the number of dice, to the first given numerical value given
        $('.dy').val($('input[name="email"]').val().split(/[^\d]/)[1]); //set dy, the number of sides on the dice, to the second given numerical value
        $('.dz').val($('input[name="email"]').val().split(/[^\d]/)[2]); //set dz, the modifier, to the third given numerical value, if there is one
    }
});

>>498

shouldn't it be +, not another d?

>>499

I thought the comments were fairly descriptive, but I'll try to explain

this is we start with, right?

$('input[name="email"]').val().split(/[^\d]/)

let me break it down

$('input[name="email"]')

is a jQuery selector for the email field, so

$('input[name="email"]').val()

gets the value of whatever is in the email field

once we have the whatever was typed in the email field, we split it using

$('input[name="email"]').val().split(/[^\d]/)

/[^\d]/

is a regular expression that means anything that is NOT a digit, like d, or +

.split() puts things in to an array, so you have to use [0], [1], [2], etc to select something from it

'1d20'.split(/[^\d]/)
Array [ "1", "20" ]
'1d20'.split(/[^\d]/)[0]
"1"
'1d20'.split(/[^\d]/)[1]
"20"
'4d6+5'.split(/[^\d]/)
Array [ "4", "6", "5" ]
'4d6+5'.split(/[^\d]/)[0]
"4"
'4d6+5'.split(/[^\d]/)[1]
"6"
'4d6+5'.split(/[^\d]/)[2]
"5"

.val() can be used to get a value, but it can also be used to change a value

so:

$('.dx').val($('input[name="email"]').val().split(/[^\d]/)[0]);

changes the value of dx, the dice field under [▶ Show post options & limits], to whatever the first number is

while

$('.dy').val($('input[name="email"]').val().split(/[^\d]/)[1]);

changes the value of dy, the sides field [▶ Show post options & limits], to whatever the second number is

and

$
('.dz').val($('input[name="email"]').val().split(/[^\d]/)[2]);

changes the value of dz, the modifier field under [▶ Show post options & limits], to whatever the third number is

if there is no number, which is the case with

'1d20'.split(/[^\d]/)[2]
undefined

then it just returns undefined, so when the value of the modifier field is changed, it leaves it blank

>>503

derp I forgot my regex again

I swear I'm a programmer

>>476

Wouldn't it be a Wisdom check?

lets see here

aight how about this

Rolled 16 (1d20)

Gogogo