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Post by theindulgery on Sept 26, 2016 21:08:20 GMT
That's it for now! The rest I have are basically permutations of the above. I'll add more as I learn them. Hope they help someone out!
Also, if anyone has some good copy/paste boolean code that'd be awesome.
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Post by lasersniper on Sept 26, 2016 21:49:53 GMT
*Scrolling through some very useful information when* 0.0 -.- 0.0 Heeeeey theindulgery, you running F.A.T.A.L over there?
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Post by theindulgery on Sept 26, 2016 22:18:08 GMT
Lol I've never played that, but that's what happens when your smart ass friends pick their character names
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Post by theindulgery on Oct 4, 2016 20:37:00 GMT
I discovered a new trick that may help everyone out. One hard part is figuring out how to work the functions from the character sheet into macros when there's no obvious attribute to use in your macros. So for instance, let's say I want to click on the Hobgoblin's sword attack:  When you click on it from the character sheet you get the generic attack, but it doesn't actually allow you to target a specific target. It just posts a generic attack and roll to the chat. The powerful bit is that it calculates in all those factors you can't usually get to in writing your own macros:  Well there's a feature in roll20 chat that lets you get the code of whatever the last thing posted was! So click the attack, go to the chat window, but instead of typing anything just hit the UP arrow. It will automatically post all the code in the chat window! Then you can just copy/paste it into your macro and edit as needed:  |
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