GetTheoreticalScores: Get a vector with all possible scores after rolling XdY....
In rubenbanuelos/gameDesignTools: A simple set of tools to help RPG and boardgame designers.
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
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Description
Get a vector with all possible scores after rolling XdY. Warning: An ideal approach can be very resource intensive for values of X and/or Y larger than 8.
Usage
1
GetTheoreticalScores(X, Y)
Arguments
X
An integer, the amount of dice to be rolled.
Y
An integer, the number of sides the die has. (Default: 10)
dice.rolls
An Integer, the amount of dice rolls to be simulated.
Value
A Vector with all possbile scores for XdY
Examples
1
2
GetTheoreticalScores(5, 10)
GetTheoreticalScores(X = 8, Y = 10)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Get a vector with all possible scores after rolling XdY. Warning: An ideal approach can be very resource intensive for values of X and/or Y larger than 8.
Usage
1 | GetTheoreticalScores(X, Y)
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Arguments
X |
An integer, the amount of dice to be rolled. |
Y |
An integer, the number of sides the die has. (Default: 10) |
dice.rolls |
An Integer, the amount of dice rolls to be simulated. |
Value
A Vector with all possbile scores for XdY
Examples
1 2 | GetTheoreticalScores(5, 10)
GetTheoreticalScores(X = 8, Y = 10)
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