Using [[]] is breaking some macros

I have a &{template:pc} macro working for a single attack that utilizes floor calculations to determine static bonuses. However, those same calculations, when run through the 2nd+ roll/rolldmg yields an output that doesn't calculate fully. Here is the current macro that I'm working with: &{template:pc& #125; {{showchar=[[1]]& #125;& #125; {{charname=Raja - Full Attack& #125;& #125; {{name=BASTARDSWORD& #125;& #125; {{type=attack& #125;& #125; {{atkvs=Melee vs AC& #125;& #125; {{attack=1& #125;& #125; {{roll=[[1d20cs>19 + @{melee_mod}[MELEE] +1[WeaponBonus] + 1[WeaponFocus] + 1[WeaponTraining] - 2[SIZE] + @{attack_bonus}[BUFFS] + ?{MiscMod& #124;0& #125; ]]& #125;& #125; {{rolldmg1=[[2d8 + [[floor(1.5*@{strength_mod})]][STR] + 1[WeaponTraining] + 2[WeaponSpecialization] + [[3+[[floor(@{class1_bab} /4)*3]]]][PowerAttack] + @{melee_damage_bonus}[BUFFS] + ?{DamageMod& #124;0& #125; ]]& #125;& #125; {{critconfirm=[[1d20 + @{melee_mod}[MELEE] +1[WeaponBonus] + 1[WeaponFocus] + 1[WeaponTraining] - 2[SIZE] + @{attack_bonus}[BUFFS] + ?{MiscMod& #124;0& #125; ]]& #125;& #125; {{rolldmg1crit=[[4d8 + 2*[[[[floor(1.5*@{strength_mod} )]][STR] + 1[WeaponTraining] + 2[WeaponSpecialization] + [[3+[[floor(@{class1_bab} /4)*3]]]][PowerAttack] + @{melee_damage_bonus}[BUFFS] + ?{DamageMod& #124;0& #125; ]]]]& #125;& #125; {{roll1=[[1d20cs>19 + @{melee_mod}[MELEE] - 5[Iterative] +1[WeaponBonus] + 1[WeaponFocus] + 1[WeaponTraining] - 2[SIZE] + @{attack_bonus}[BUFFS] + ?{MiscMod& #124;0& #125; ]]& #125;& #125; {{roll1dmg1=[[2d8 + [[floor(1.5*@{strength_mod})]][STR] + 1[WeaponTraining] + 2[WeaponSpecialization] + [[3+[[floor(@{class1_bab} /4)*3]]]][PowerAttack] + @{melee_damage_bonus}[BUFFS] + ?{DamageMod& #124;0& #125; ]]& #125;& #125; {{critconfirm1=[[1d20 + @{melee_mod}[MELEE] - 5[Iterative] +1[WeaponBonus] + 1[WeaponFocus] + 1[WeaponTraining] - 2[SIZE] + @{attack_bonus}[BUFFS] + ?{MiscMod& #124;0& #125; ]]& #125;& #125; {{roll1dmg1crit=[[4d8 + 2*[[[[floor(1.5*@{strength_mod} )]][STR] + 1[WeaponTraining] + 2[WeaponSpecialization] + [[3+[[floor(@{class1_bab} /4)*3]]]][PowerAttack] + @{melee_damage_bonus}[BUFFS] + ?{DamageMod& #124;0& #125; ]]]]& #125;& #125;

There are definitely issues when you get up there in number of inline rolls.&nbsp; I've filed several bug reports about it in the past, here's the most recent one:&nbsp;<a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/6778746/api-sendchat-returns-bad-results-to-callback-with-rollable-tables-expressions-with-inline-rolls" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/6778746/api-sendchat-returns-bad-results-to-callback-with-rollable-tables-expressions-with-inline-rolls</a>

I came across that a few times when making macros with that sheet (since it can have so many attack and damage rolls in a single template)

I first encountered this with the PF Community sheet when we added +8 iterative attacks...&nbsp; Try adding whitespace around the double square brackets. ie&nbsp; this [[ 1d20+2 ]] instead of [[1d20+2]] Seems to only be an issue when you have LOTS of inline rolls.

There's only 4 rolls going on in this macro. If I were to shorten it to the following, it would still cause the same issue: {{roll=[[1d20]]}} {{rolldmg1=[[2d8 + [[3+[[floor(@{class1_bab} /4)*3]]]] ]]}} {{roll1=[[1d20 - [[1+[[floor(@{class1_bab} /4)*3]]]] ]]}} {{roll1dmg1=[[2d8 + [[3+[[floor(@{class1_bab} /4)*3]]]] ]]}} It should also be noted that the macros I'm writing are being stored as abilities with HTML replacements where necessary as I'm calling them from another macro. If I remove the [[3+[[floor(@{class1_bab} /4)*3]]]] from the second damage section, it'll display/calculate properly. This only seems to happen when I'm calling the ability from another ability/macro and only after the first attack/damage sections.

Nathan said: There's only 4 rolls going on in this macro. If I were to shorten it to the following, it would still cause the same issue: Every set of [[]] is a roll as far as the dice roller is concerned.&nbsp; You might try Vince's trick and see if it works out for you.

I think I fixed it. I needed to add a second set of brackets around [[ [[ floor(1.5*@{strength_mod}) ]] ]] in order for it to parse properly after the first roll set. The second of brackets weren't required for the first roll.