def testroll(dicestr=None, target=None):
results = []
for idx in range(6):
if dicestr is None:
results.append(str(Traveller.roll(target)))
else:
results.append(str(Traveller.roll(dicestr, target)))
if dicestr is None:
dicestr = 'Traveller.default'
print('%s target=%s: %s' % (str(dicestr), target, " ".join(results)))
def changeStr(self, command, debug=False):
self.history.append('Adding %s' % command)
if type(command) == list:
raise ValueError(
'For changeCharacter, command can not be a list (yet).')
parts = command.split(' ')
logging.debug('In changeStr: %s' % "|".join(parts))
if len(parts) == 1 and not Traveller.iscr(parts[0]):
self.change(('skill', parts[0], 'add', '1'))
elif len(parts) == 2:
# ''+1 Dex' -> 'attr, dex, add 1'
if parts[1].lower() in Character.attrShort:
self.change(('attr', parts[1], 'add', str(parts[0])))
# '10' , '$10', 'cr10' -> money onhand add 10
if parts[1].startswith('$') == '$' or re.match(
'[Cc][Rr]', parts[1]):
self.change(('money', parts[1], 'add', str(parts[0])))
parsed = command.split(' ')
result = self.roll(attr=parsed[0], target=parsed[1], debug=debug)
if debug:
print('in checkStr(%s): attr=%s target=%s result was %s' %
(command, parsed[0], parsed[1], result))
return result
def doBasicTraining(self, character):
self.history.append('In basic training')
for skill in self.config['ServiceDevelopment'].results():
character.changeStr(skill)
if __name__ == '__main__':
print('Test Traveller Code:')
print("Roll 1 dice: %d" % Traveller.roll(1))
print("Roll 2 dice: %d" % Traveller.roll(2))
print("Roll 8+ on 2 dice %s" % Traveller.roll(2, '8+'))
print("Roll 10+ on 2 dice %s" % Traveller.roll(2, '10+'))
print("Roll 8+ on 2 dice %s" % Traveller.roll('8+'))
print("Roll 10+ on 2 dice %s" % Traveller.roll('10+'))
print("Roll 13+ on 2 dice %s" % Traveller.roll(2, '13+'))
print("Roll 13+ on 2 dice %s" % Traveller.roll(2, '13+'))
print("Roll 13+ on 2 dice %s" % Traveller.roll('13+'))
print("Roll 13+ on 2 dice %s" % Traveller.roll('13+'))
print("Roll 1+ on 2 dice %s" % Traveller.roll(2, '1+'))
print("Roll 1+ on 2 dice %s" % Traveller.roll(2, '1+'))
print("Roll 1+ on 2 dice %s" % Traveller.roll('1+'))
def test_15(self):
result = Traveller.roll(target='7+', dm='-1')
self.assertFalse(result)
# Traveller. CephenusEngine inherits from Traveller when the rules are the
# same. If you want to use ClassTraveler rules (from the LBBs), then you
# should use the Traveller file instead of CepheusEngine, below:
import sys
sys.path.append('..')
from CepheusEngine import Career, Character
from Traveller import Traveller
# TODO: do we need that Traveller line above?
# Let's start out with the basic Traveller functionality.
# In traveller, the default roll is two dice, so if you just say roll, it is 2d6:
print("Defaut Traveller roll, which is 2d6: %d" % Traveller.roll())
#print("Roll 2 dice: %d" % Traveller.roll(2))
# Traveller has target numbers, like you must roll 8 or higher:
print("Roll 8+ on 2 dice %s" % Traveller.roll('8+'))
# Notice that this returns true or false, not the actual number.
# Traveller also has dice modifiers, for adding +2 to your roll:
print("Roll 8+ with a dice modifier of +2 %s" % Traveller.roll('8+', +2))
# Using Python's named arguments, you can change the order of the arguments,
# if you want to:
print("Roll 8+ with a dice modifier of +2 %s" %
Traveller.roll(dm=+2, target='8+'))
def test_13(self):
result = Traveller.roll(dm='+0')
self.assertEqual(result, 4)
def test_14(self):
result = Traveller.roll(target='5-', dm='+1')
self.assertTrue(result)
def test_12(self):
result = Traveller.roll(dm='-1')
self.assertEqual(result, 3)
def test_11(self):
result = Traveller.roll(dm='+1')
self.assertEqual(result, 5)
def test_3(self):
result = Traveller.roll(3)
self.assertEqual(result, 6)
def test_2(self):
result = Traveller.roll(1)
self.assertEqual(result, 2)
def test_1(self):
result = Traveller.roll()
self.assertEqual(result, 4)