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Break it where you want and put an underscore: Name: [Name]<br>Age: [Age]<br> _Race: [Race] Scott Sent: Thursday, February 4, 2021 07:54 To: [email protected] Subject: [TableSmith] New question and

If you mean "in the table (.tab) file" then you use an underscore as the first character in a line to indicate that it's a continuation of the previous line. Thus 1,[Name]<br> _Age: [Age]<br> _Race:

Thanks to those who responded yesterday. I got what I needed and I appreciate it! Next question . . . I know how to make new lines appear in the output, but how can I add a new line in the file itself

Create a variable -Val1 Set the Value of Val1 Test the Value to a maximum. %Val1%,0 |Val1={Dice~1d1500+500}| {If~%Val%1>999?999,%Val1%} Something like this should do what you want. Sent: Wednesday,

You can get clever with 1dX+Y, e.g. {Dice~1d1501+499} will give 500-2000 It's a "fencepost problem." The count of 500 to 2000 is 1501 rather than 1500. Likewise 2000-5000 has a count of 3001 rather

I have a table with various values on each item in the table list. For example, 500-2000, 2000-5000, 5000-10000, etc. Is there some syntax I can use to basically say pick a random number between 500

Depends on the system, and name styles you are after. D&D has Xanathar's Guide, which gives loads of tables on names for different races. I have converted most of them to TS, some (Gnomes) and others

Generating syllables can be tricky: a good place to start is among conlang (constructed languages) sites.? Here are a few links that might help: http://coffeebot.net/conlang/

I suspect you are calling the Start routine just once per output line, like this # iterable-test %Room%,1 :Start 1,%Room% [Generate]. |Room+1| ;Generate 1,There's a goblin here 1,You see a mimic

Glad I could help. Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Tuesday, December 8, 2020 9:50 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [TableSmith] Simple variable addition/incrementation A follow-up! My

A follow-up! My problem was resolved. Thanks so much - here is an example of the last few rooms of Megadungeon Level 1. I guess the number of rooms is arbitrary but this was input as 100 - thanks

It's in the main code, part of ;Start (I think it's the only non-randomized-text code, except for a Level-dependent variable. Thanks - I will implement a parameter with requested number of rooms

Yes, I am running the code from the "iterations" box! Does this restart the code from the beginning each time? It did not occur to me that this was the case, but it would tidily explain the trouble I

The first question I thought of … is this a Loop / While / If operation or are you running the table x number of times from the box in the upper left corner? Vance Sent from Mail for Windows 10

This needs more context. What calls the group that has the line you gave? As a wild guess, are you resetting %Room% anywhere? Erol K. Bayburt ErolB1@...

Hey all! I'm having a devil of a time with my dungeon generator. A very simple incremental room number descriptor seems beyond my feeble powers. Here's the code, please tell me what I'm doing

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For what it's worth, converting (a copy of) the .tab file from utf8 to 1252 (ansi-latin 1) so that curly quotes show properly when using the 1252 code page gives a table that produces TableSmith

Outputting as text doesn't help. My guess is that it's a problem in the engine, where it reads in text from the table file as ISO-8859-1/Windows-1252 and so reads (eg) a utf-8 close single quote as

Hey, Erol - There's no encoding setting for HTML in TableSmith (never really came up as in issue in the past). I did recall looking at allowing some sort of custom header as an advanced feature, but I