| From: | jackyl187@*******.com (warlock .) |
|---|---|
| Subject: | SR4 Conversion |
| Date: | Thu, 28 Jul 2005 13:13:44 -0500 |
<scott@**********.com><br>>Reply-To: Shadowrun Discussion
<shadowrn@*****.dumpshock.com><br>>To: Shadowrun Discussion
<shadowrn@*****.dumpshock.com><br>>Subject: Re: SR4
Conversion<br>>Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 13:12:29
-0400<br>><br>><br>>On Jul 28, 2005, at 13:03,
snicker@*********.net
wrote:<br>><br>>><br>>>>-----Original
Message-----<br>>>>From: Scott Harrison
[mailto:scott@**********.com]<br>>>>Sent: Thursday, July 28,
2005
02:41 PM<br>>>> We do something very similar with the
SRDiceRoller
program <br>>>>because<br>>>>each
die roll indicates which
dice are pool dice. The dice are
<br>>>>all<br>>>>ordered, and it is
easy to know how many
successes there are -- <br>>>>even
if<br>>>>the GM is slow
at giving the TN to you. And when you reroll dice
<br>>>>it<br>>>>will indicate which
ones were rerolled and
how many times.
:-)<br>>>><br>>>> There has been
rumor
that the author of this program will be
<br>>>>modifying<br>>>>it to allow
it to hook up with
other versions of itself on a <br>>>>network
so<br>>>>the
GM can request rolls from characters, pool together
initiative<br>>>>rolls, etc. Are there any interested in such
types of
networked<br>>>>functionality?<br>>><br>>>How
accessible is this to handhelds? One or two of my players have
<br>>>those.<br>>><br>> Sorry, Mac OS
X
only.<br>><br>>--<br>>Scott
Harrison<br>><br>
Wonder if you can convert this to *nix...
