Just adjust the slider and then press spacebar to roll the die. The smallest number of sides your die can have is if you set the program to roll a D4 and the largest number of sides your die can have is if you set the program to roll a D20. You can roll any die between the two, even if it's odd numbered! There are also a few different buttons that you can choose to roll the dice for you. The Standard Die button rolls a D6 automatically, the D&D Die (D20) button rolls (you guessed it) a D20, and the Random Die Roll button rolls a random die on the scale. You can find out how many sides the die has due to the slider at the top left hand corner. Please click the star and the heart because it shows support and lets me know that you are interested in projects like these and that I should continue to keep creating these types of projects.
I was inspired to create this project when I found my D20 under my bed one rainy Saturday afternoon while cleaning my room. I found a number of other dice (one more D20 but seven more D6's). That same day, I went over to my uncle's house, and he and my cousins played D&D, which uses a D20 for your life count, but me and my cousin decided to do something different and use a D10 for the one's place and a D6 for the tens place for your lives. This allowed us to have up to 69 damage. Nice!
