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I'm guessing that he uses random.org to randomize the initial values of the dice, how they're "being held". All the physics simulation does is roll them across

I'm guessing that he uses random.org to randomize the initial values of the dice, how they're "being held". All the physics simulation does is roll them across the table. So it should be impossible to precisely throw a value, since you can't control how you're holding the dice in your hand.

teal 12y ago
You are right, exactly this way.
- Pxtl 12y ago
  Ah, so both the physics and the Random.org affect the outcome of the dice. So you can't actually control the outcome of the dice by swapping out Random.org with a non-random source because the physics are also a factor.
  - echeese 12y ago
    You could with a replay attack