; D100OE.ipt
; created 1-7-24
; Created by NanoEther
; Inspired by thread: https://forum.nbos.com/discussion/1402/open-ended-dice-rolls
; with helpful comments from JDale, and OldeMusicke
;
; This will generate negative as well as positive results
; IPP does not currently handle negative lookups, the following might work
;	Add a base value to your table and your rolls (like 200)
;	This will shift your table values and rolls upwards.
;	I would also create traps to cap the values:
;	[when]{Roll}<{0}[do]{Roll}=={0}[end]
;
;	OE = Open Ended, if values are between 1-5 or 96-100, additional rolls are
;		either subtracted or added to the first roll
;	OEH = Open Ended High, as above, but only values from 96-100 are tested
;
;	Subtables:
;		D100OE [main table] (rolls 1d100 Open Ended, calls FirstRoll)
;		FirstRoll [subtable] (requires D100OE to work right, calls D100OEH)
;		D100OEH [subtable] (rolls 1d100 Open Ended High, calls itself)

// Initial roll
Set:Basenumber={1d100}
//subsequent rolls if first roll meets OE requirements 
//Set:Bonusnumber={1d100}

//Passes Basenumber to Firstroll
Table:D100OE
[#{Basenumber} FirstRoll]

Table:FirstRoll
Type:Lookup
1-5: {$Basenumber+((-1)*([#{Bonusnumber} D100OEH]))}
6-95: {$Basenumber}
96-100: {$Basenumber+([#{Bonusnumber} D100OEH])}
EndTable: 


; the following table was originally meant to be added or subtracted from D100OE results
; but I was planning on doing a D100OEH roller too, and realized that I'd already done it
; so I changed the name. Ta Da!

Table:D100OEH
Set:Bonusnumber={1d100}
Type:Lookup
1-95: {$Bonusnumber}
96-100: {$Bonusnumber+([#{Bonusnumber} D100OEH])}
EndTable: