; 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
;
;	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 D100OEH)
;		D100OEH [subtable] (rolls 1d100 Open Ended High, calls itself)

Table:D100OE
Roll:1d100
Type:Lookup
Default:1000 // this is an error trap, the roller should never reach this normally
; test for lower bounds is 1-5
; test for upper bounds is 96-100
; if you need to adjust bounding, use the present bounds as a guide
; don't forget to adjust D100OEH if you need to
1: {1+((-1)*[@D100OEH])} // requests a value from D100OEH, 
2: {2+((-1)*[@D100OEH])} // which is then subtracted from the first roll (D100OE)
3: {3+((-1)*[@D100OEH])}
4: {4+((-1)*[@D100OEH])}
5: {5+((-1)*[@D100OEH])}
6: 6
7: 7
8: 8
9: 9
10: 10
11: 11
12: 12
13: 13
14: 14
15: 15
16: 16
17: 17
18: 18
19: 19
20: 20
21: 21
22: 22
23: 23
24: 24
25: 25
26: 26
27: 27
28: 28
29: 29
30: 30
31: 31
32: 32
33: 33
34: 34
35: 35
36: 36
37: 37
38: 38
39: 39
40: 40
41: 41
42: 42
43: 43
44: 44
45: 45
46: 46
47: 47
48: 48
49: 49
50: 50
51: 51
52: 52
53: 53
54: 54
55: 55
56: 56
57: 57
58: 58
59: 59
60: 60
61: 61
62: 62
63: 63
64: 64
65: 65
66: 66
67: 67
68: 68
69: 69
70: 70
71: 71
72: 72
73: 73
74: 74
75: 75
76: 76
77: 77
78: 78
79: 79
80: 80
81: 81
82: 82
83: 83
84: 84
85: 85
86: 86
87: 87
88: 88
89: 89
90: 90
91: 91
92: 92
93: 93
94: 94
95: 95
96: {96+([@D100OEH])} // requests a value from D100OEH, 
97: {97+([@D100OEH])} // which is then added to the first roll (D100OE)
98: {98+([@D100OEH])}
99: {99+([@D100OEH])}
100: {100+([@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
Type:Lookup
Default:2000 // this is an error trap, the roller should never reach this normally
1: 1
2: 2
3: 3
4: 4
5: 5
6: 6
7: 7
8: 8
9: 9
10: 10
11: 11
12: 12
13: 13
14: 14
15: 15
16: 16
17: 17
18: 18
19: 19
20: 20
21: 21
22: 22
23: 23
24: 24
25: 25
26: 26
27: 27
28: 28
29: 29
30: 30
31: 31
32: 32
33: 33
34: 34
35: 35
36: 36
37: 37
38: 38
39: 39
40: 40
41: 41
42: 42
43: 43
44: 44
45: 45
46: 46
47: 47
48: 48
49: 49
50: 50
51: 51
52: 52
53: 53
54: 54
55: 55
56: 56
57: 57
58: 58
59: 59
60: 60
61: 61
62: 62
63: 63
64: 64
65: 65
66: 66
67: 67
68: 68
69: 69
70: 70
71: 71
72: 72
73: 73
74: 74
75: 75
76: 76
77: 77
78: 78
79: 79
80: 80
81: 81
82: 82
83: 83
84: 84
85: 85
86: 86
87: 87
88: 88
89: 89
90: 90
91: 91
92: 92
93: 93
94: 94
95: 95
96: {96+([@D100OEH])} // requests a value from D100OEH, 
97: {97+([@D100OEH])} // which is then added to any previous rolls from D100OEH
98: {98+([@D100OEH])}
99: {99+([@D100OEH])}
100: {100+([@D100OEH])}
EndTable: