When rolling e.g. 1d6+2 I take the +2 to be a modifier.
The parsed roll object has a key named modifier, but as far as I can tell it's always simply 0. I assume this is supposed to be e.g. 2 in the case of the above roll (although I can find no documentation of the roll object or its types)
Although the modifier is ultimately also represented in the dice-box results object, it would make sense for it to also be represented in the parsed roll object, for the purposes of displaying rolls and their component pieces.
When rolling e.g.
1d6+2I take the+2to be amodifier.The parsed roll object has a key named
modifier, but as far as I can tell it's always simply0. I assume this is supposed to be e.g.2in the case of the above roll (although I can find no documentation of the roll object or its types)Although the modifier is ultimately also represented in the
dice-boxresults object, it would make sense for it to also be represented in the parsed roll object, for the purposes of displaying rolls and their component pieces.