I play a MUD called Abandoned Realms, It uses a stat roller, that gives a list of stats and asks if you accept it or not, like this
Rolling attributes for a half-elf ranger.
Max Str: 19 Int: 22 Wis: 21 Dex: 22 Con: 18
[86] Str: 17 Int: 18 Wis: 16 Dex: 18 Con: 17 Keep? (Y/N)
then, you either type yes, or no.
and, if no, it responds with another set of attributes, like this..
[89] Str: 17 Int: 19 Wis: 18 Dex: 19 Con: 16 Keep? (Y/N)
Now, I need a stat roller that will do this for me automatically, because to get a maxed stat roll it takes awhile, and I don't have the patience to sit and type no for each one... so basically I need something that will recognize the first set of numbers, the "[86]" and realize that that is NOT an acceptable roll, so it will respond with a "no" then, recognize that the first number the "[89]" is unacceptable as well, and continue this process until it comes across the desired 'acceptable' number
I've been trying for quite some time to figure it out on my own, but I'm just not a very computer literate person, and I just can't manage to figure it out.
Thanks everyone for any and all responses
Rolling attributes for a half-elf ranger.
Max Str: 19 Int: 22 Wis: 21 Dex: 22 Con: 18
[86] Str: 17 Int: 18 Wis: 16 Dex: 18 Con: 17 Keep? (Y/N)
then, you either type yes, or no.
and, if no, it responds with another set of attributes, like this..
[89] Str: 17 Int: 19 Wis: 18 Dex: 19 Con: 16 Keep? (Y/N)
Now, I need a stat roller that will do this for me automatically, because to get a maxed stat roll it takes awhile, and I don't have the patience to sit and type no for each one... so basically I need something that will recognize the first set of numbers, the "[86]" and realize that that is NOT an acceptable roll, so it will respond with a "no" then, recognize that the first number the "[89]" is unacceptable as well, and continue this process until it comes across the desired 'acceptable' number
I've been trying for quite some time to figure it out on my own, but I'm just not a very computer literate person, and I just can't manage to figure it out.
Thanks everyone for any and all responses