Anyway, going back to the dice thing for a moment, once the die is rolled, it changes the code to one fixing the die roll in the database, so that it won't change when edited. So instead of
giving
1d20 = 120908415 which is a random result, you get
Code: Select all
[dice]1d20 = 1259518083 = Fixed[/dice]
which fixes the result at the original roll, i.e.
1d20 = 1259518083 = Fixed
Incidentally, this is how you can tell if a die roll has been gamed; it doesn't fix the code like that until a post is edited, so if you quote it and the die code has "Fixed" in it, you know it's been exactly that.
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