The Neat Little Dice Roller is a program that goes beyond rolling a single die. Its purpose is to give users multiple ways to roll one or more dice at once, offering a more flexible and fun experience.

Technologies

• Python

• DearPyGUI

• Random module

As part of my project proposal, I mapped out a proposed flow for the Neat Little Dice Roller.

I was thrilled to see how closely the final program followed my plan—I worked hard to make it both logical and user-friendly. (I've spotted my error. Can you?! 😉)

This program is built with Python and DearPyGUI, and uses the Random module.

This program is built with Python and DearPyGUI, using the Random module. I spent most of my time learning to work with the GUI, which was completely new to me. Over time, I leveraged ChatGPT to help implement the features I wanted, blending what I learned independently with guided assistance.

I plan to continue improving the project, adding new features, and refining the user experience.

 Program Links

After defining what I wanted to create and roughly how I wanted to build it, I wrote a project proposal following NCLab’s format.

🎲  You can read my Project Proposal (as well as other associated files) here.

Visit my GitHub repository to find all of the files for this project, as well as a robust README to guide you. 

🚀  You can view this project on GitHub here.

For part of this Capstone Project, I had the opportunity to present the Neat Little Dice Roller via a pre-recorded video. 

🎥  You can watch my Video Presentation here.

The following images show the program flow through each Mode.