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The ''[[roll.count]]'' variable will take on values from 0 to (number of loops - 1). The optional separator (default ", ") is printed between each iteration. | The ''[[roll.count]]'' variable will take on values from {{code|0}} to ({{code|number of loops - 1}}). The optional separator (default {{code|","}}) is printed between each iteration. Some examples of other useful seperators: ''nothing'' {{code|""}}, ''space'' {{code|" "}} and ''break'' {{code|"<br>"}}. | ||
Some examples of other useful seperators: nothing {{code|""}}, space {{code|" "}} and break {{code|"<br>"}} | |||
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This will iterate the | This will iterate the {{code|Damage {{=}} Damage + 1d12}} operation 3 times, separating the result of each iteration with the default separator (a comma). An optional second argument to {{code|COUNT()}} allows the setting of a different separator. | ||
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COUNT Option
Introduced: Version 1.3.b41
The COUNT option executes a statement for a specified number of times, storing the number of the current iteration in a variable called roll.count.
Usage
[COUNT(num): body]
[COUNT(num, separator): body]The roll.count variable will take on values from 0 to (number of loops - 1). The optional separator (default ",") is printed between each iteration. Some examples of other useful seperators: nothing "", space " " and break "<br>".
Example
[h:numHits=3]
[COUNT(numHits): Damage = Damage + 1d12]This will iterate the Damage = Damage + 1d12 operation 3 times, separating the result of each iteration with the default separator (a comma). An optional second argument to COUNT() allows the setting of a different separator.