Quote from: dimondimon on March 24, 2017, 06:30:26 AM

how to make a script that would have done 1000 bets stopped and showed what was the biggest and smallest rolls

Use the lastBet object... the value of the last roll is stored in lastBet.roll

Then you just compare each roll to the biggest/smallest value and save it if it is bigger/smaller. So, something like this:

Code:

--CODE HAS NOT BEEN TESTED!!

... other vars...

biggest = 0
lowest = 100

numBets = 0

function doBet()

  ... stuff ...

  if lastBet.roll < lowest then
   lowest = lastBet.roll
  end
  if lastBet.roll > biggest then
   biggest = lastBet.roll
  end

  ... other stuff ...

  numBets = numBets + 1
  if numBets >= 1000 then
   print("BIGGEST roll: " .. biggest)
   print("smallest roll: " .. smallest)
   stop()
  end
end

Quote from: ThePassenger on March 24, 2017, 05:28:02 PM

Hi again! Thanks to your help, i've managed to achieve more or less what i wanted. However, do you know how i can set the parameters inside the script to only make the change of lossmult during a certain amount of bets, and then go back to the initial? Any help will be much apreciatted! thanks

ummmm put in another counter when you change the lossmult? set it to zero, increment it every roll... and when it gets to the number of bets you set, you can just set lossStartMult back to whatever you want...

Code:

--CODE HAS NOT BEEN TESTED!

if (!win) then
  lossCount += 1
else
  if lossCount >= 5 then
   lossStartMult = 4

   -- NEW COUNTER
   lossStartMultCounter = 0
  end
  lossCount = 0
end

--Increment every roll
lossStartMultCounter += 1

-- if it gets to big, reset lossStartMult and reset the counter as well
if lossStartMultCounter >= xNumberOfBets then
  lossStartMult = initialLossStartMultValue (or whatever else you feel like)
  lossStartMultCounter = 0
end if