DOSE | based Outcome Simulation Engine

DOSE is a PHP library. DOSE has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

The logic of the DOSE engine is relatively simple. As simply as possible, DOSE lets you build reliable data structures that can be used to precisely built very complex chance systems in games and other game-like software. At the heart of every DOSE outcome setup is a Scenario. Within each DOSE Scenario, one or more Tables. Finally, within those Tables sits one or more Results. Tables can be though of as "channels". Each of these will be rolled. Each Table contributes to the Reward stack independently of one another. Meaning, if one table rolls something, the other tables still roll. Scenarios are told to roll, the tables are incremented with a random Result being picked based on their denominator (ex, a Table with two results with a denominator of 3 would result in 33% chance for each as well as a 33% chance of nothing). DOSE Tables act as "channels". So, in a way, it's like rolling several dice at once, each time the Scenario is told to roll. Due to the use of the Marsenne Twister randomization algorithm, each Table will roll differently within a Scenario - no earlier Table roll will resemble the outcome of a Table further down the list.