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[Alexhans]

Hey!  Dice rolling is always worth it

nice... Somehow, you seem to have forgotten to post #include <ctime> in the code (but I imagine you did write it in your cpp).

I didn't quite understand the need for this:

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return (rand() >> 8) % (max - min + 1) + min;could you elaborate on it?

[shengii]

Hey!  Dice rolling is always worth it

nice... Somehow, you seem to have forgotten to post #include <ctime> in the code (but I imagine you did write it in your cpp).

Weird. It compiled fine for me, using Code::blocks and MinGW.

I didn't quite understand the need for this:

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return (rand() >> 8) % (max - min + 1) + min;could you elaborate on it?

When I searched how to make random numbers in C++, I found a few people claiming that it's biased to lower bits (or something).

They used >> to shift them, I had no idea when there was bias, so I just chose when max < 10.

Not sure if it does anything, though.

[Berserker]

Behold the awesomeness of my newest dice program that isn't really worth of anything.

[Deon]

All I see is a simple 3d shape on a textured flat surface. Can you explain what crappy 3d modelling has to do with coding?

[Berserker]

It doesn't roll around without code.

And the physics engine it uses is Ageia PhysX.

crappy 3d modelling

Crappy? Can't you see the specular parallax mapping on the dice? That isn't very easy to make.

[Outcast Orange]

Sounds intense.
I wish I new the word parallax.