Sorry, finally getting caught up on email. Here's a couple quick solutions that may do what you want.
Printing the number of ticks at the top of the results:
/OutputHeader <script>document.write(Date.now());</script>
Printing the full date/time, including milliseconds:
/OutputHeader <script>var dt = new Date; var mon = dt.getMonth()+1; document.write(dt.getFullYear() + '-' + mon + '-' + dt.getDate() + ' ' + dt.getHours() + ':' + dt.getMinutes() + ':' + dt.getSeconds() + '.' + dt.getMilliseconds())</script>
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On Saturday, July 1st, 2023 at 10:22 AM, Scott via groups.io <SCStokesGaming@...> wrote:
Well that's pretty good I'll have to give it I try and see what I can get out of it.
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On Jul 1, 2023, 07:42, rxmouton@... < rxmouton@...> wrote:
Maybe it can learn with the right prompting. I'm sure it would not be able to do complex tables.
Here is something in 5 minutes after refining my prompts 3 times.
Bold is my prompt. Itallics is what ChatGPT returned.
create a random dungeons and dragons table for druid encounters using tablesmith code
ChatGPT
Certainly! Here's an example of a TableSmith code that generates a random Dungeons and Dragons table for Druid encounters:
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Table: Druid Encounter
"Druid Encounter Table."
1, A druidic circle engaged in a ritual, seeking balance in nature.
2, An elderly druid meditating near a sacred grove.
3, A druid and their animal companion tending to wounded animals.
4, A druidic guardian defending a mystical site from intruders.
5, A druid disguised as an animal, observing the party from afar.
6, A druidic archdruid offering guidance or a quest to the party.
7, A group of druids communing with woodland creatures for knowledge.
8, A druid in the form of a bear, protecting its territory.
9, A druidic herbalist gathering rare herbs for medicinal purposes.
10, A druidic shapeshifter trapped in a half-animal form, seeking help.
You can save this code as a plain text file with a .tbl extension (e.g., druid_encounter.tbl) and load it into TableSmith. When you execute the table, it will randomly select one of the options each time it's rolled, providing you with a diverse set of Druid encounter possibilities.
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Feel free to modify the table by adding or removing entries to suit your specific needs. You can also assign different probabilities or weightings to individual entries if you want certain encounters to be more or less likely to occur.
