alexcwarren / roll

Simulate rolling dice.

roll

Simulate rolling one or more different types of dice (e.g. d4's, d6's, d8's, d10's, and d20's).

Install

Assuming you have Python 3 already installed, download roll.py.

Usage

Open a command terminal and navigate to the directory you downloaded roll.py then execute the script:

python roll.py <number of dice>d<die type>

e.g.

python roll.py 2d20

The output could look something like this:

2d20:
9 16 = 25

What the above output implies is that you rolled two d20 dice: a 9 for the first d20 and a 16 for the second d20 where their sum is 25.

You can pass as many dice arguments as you like. For example:

python roll.py 1d20 3d6

Possible output:

1d20:
14 = 14
3d6:
5 2 3 = 10

roll's Issues

Create GUI window

Executing roll automatically brings up a GUI window.

Doesn't handle d12 or d00

CLI should have tabular output

Instead of the simple line-by-line output, the script should output a table with columns such as "Dice Type", "Dice Count", "Value1, Value2, ...", "Min", "Max", "Sum", etc.