Re-made the dice.py code into a new dice-program. #263
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…is more dynamic in the sense that you can change sides and amounts of dices in real-time. You can specify an infinite amount of sides and dices, however you do have a certain lower-limit to sides and amounts of dices to 'realistically' represent the dices in a 3-dimensional space.
Just a quick add of comments I forgot the first time.
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This program is more dynamic in the sense that you can change sides and amounts of dices in real-time. You can specify up to an very, very large (max value of the python integer) amount of sides and dices, however you do have a certain lower-limit to sides and amounts of dices to 'realistically'
represent the dices in a 3-dimensional space. I've used several generalized functions, rather than several similar special-cases, to minimize code use and I hope people may get some inspiration from it.
The name possibly looks terrible, so I'm more than willing to re-consider it.