# rollme Python Script for Tossing the Dice
## Requirements * Python 2.7 or greater * Python Library - Inflect (pip install inflect) or use make install
## Install * make install
## Usage Locally with Makefile * make roll4 * make roll6 * make roll8 * make roll10 * make roll12 * make roll20 * make rollcustom * make rollgroup GROUP=3-4 or make rollgroup GROUP=4,6,8 * make rollcustomgroup GROUP=3-custom X=1 Y=99 or make rollcustomgroup GROUP=4,6,custom X=1 Y=99
## Usage as PIP installed Library * Use (Sample Script)[sample.py]
## Custom Dice Types * Make a copy of (Example Config)[config.example.json] * Load with the -c argument, use -z to override the default dice types
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