We all know how to roll dice in WoD in anydice, but I stand in front of a different yet related problem:

There are some gifts (for example eye pluck for Corax) [and other powers] that demand a certain number of successes against a difficulty. In the named example, 4 successes against the difficulty 9 are needed.

This sounded ludicrous, till I ran the numbers and found out that (by manually summing the results) 6 dice would result in a 1.34% chance to do this, 7.17 with willpower, 11.29% with a specialization only and 22.27% with both. But... that is tedious.

How to model rolling 10 to #-of-minimum-successes dice rolled, and only displaying the percentage of "got the minimum successes" to "didn't got it"?

We all know how to roll dice in WoD in anydice, but I stand in front of a different yet related problem:

There are some gifts (for example eye pluck for Corax) [and other powers] that demand a certain number of successes against a difficulty. In the named example, 4 successes against the difficulty 9 are needed.

This sounded ludicrous, till I ran the numbers and found out that (by manually summing the results) 6 dice would result in a 1.34% chance to do this, 7.17 with willpower, 11.29% with a specialization only and 22.27% with both. But... that is tedious.

How to model rolling Xd10 against difficulty Y with a demand of Z successes, only displaying the percentage of "minimum and more successes" "below threshold" and "botch"? If computation time limits wouldn't bitch out about it, it would be nice to run a loop of Z to 10 dice in addition.