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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
You cannot create a system rounding towards zero. The issue is to create roll "4dF/2 (round to zero).
Describe the solution you'd like
Either generate a new rounding switch which is equal to the function "sign(result)*rounddown(abs(result))".
Describe alternatives you've considered
The generic pragma replaced with the die roll result. A method for this would be second function "lamda( ) -The second function is used to convert each element of the result array to the result.
The other option would be f.
could contain # for each result of , and ## for the total result of the roll code.
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The ability to call a compound function using result as parameter for both, or the sum of dice result structure for both. The example would be rounding towards zero. 1/2 would be rounded to 0 as well as -1/2 would be rounded to zero. This would be formula "sign(#)×rounddown(abs(#))", if # means the roll value. "lambda({1.5, 3.7, -2,2}, sign(#)×rounddown(abs(#))) would return {1, 3, -2}
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
You cannot create a system rounding towards zero. The issue is to create roll "4dF/2 (round to zero).
Describe the solution you'd like
Either generate a new rounding switch which is equal to the function "sign(result)*rounddown(abs(result))".
Describe alternatives you've considered
The generic pragma replaced with the die roll result. A method for this would be second function "lamda( ) -The second function is used to convert each element of the result array to the result.
The other option would be f.
could contain # for each result of , and ## for the total result of the roll code.
Additional context
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: