Ignore rerolls in chat?

Is there an option when rolling dices to ignore rerolls in chat. So instead of having 4d4r1 [1 + 3 + 2 + 4 + 1 + 2]. We could just have 4d4r1 [3 + 2 + 4 +2]. Is there an option for this?

Not that I'm aware of. You could bury it in another inline wrapper (e.g. [[ [[4d4r1]] ]] ), but you'd lose visibility of all the individual rolls, not just the 1's. The only other thing I could think of is to make a rollable table (called, say, "d4r1") with values 2,3,4. You could then roll it using 1t[tableName] syntax, or [[4t[d4r1]]] for the hypothetical example given.

Thanks. Still the ignore option would be nice.

You can always start a thread in the Suggestion section. Personally I prefer to see more by default, then hide the calculation between inline dice-rolling "[[ ]]".

Neo said: You can always start a thread in the Suggestion section. Personally I prefer to see more by default, then hide the calculation between inline dice-rolling "[[ ]]". Well the issue is that I want to make [[1d2]](d4+1). Since roll20 doesn't allows that to happen (it just 1d2*1 which is wrong obviously) the work around is [[1d2]]d5r1. I don't need to see how many rerolls were used in that formula since I'm using it to roll for hp on creatures with different hit dice numbers. Out of 2 options to ignore rerolls fails or to allow [[1d2]](d4+1) formula to work the second seems much more appealing to me.

Thought said: Out of 2 options to ignore rerolls fails or to allow [[1d2]](d4+1) formula to work the second seems much more appealing to me. I agree its more appealing. It doesnt seem to be possible, though. You could build a rollable table to replace the d4+1 roll (a table with 4 entries: 2, 3, 4, 5, named d4+1), and then roll it with /roll [[1d2]]t[d4+1] You can put this inside an inline roll instead of a /roll command.

If scripts are available, you can do this with Plugger and ZeroFrame. Plugger has a getDiceByVal plugin that could get everything over a 1 (or whatever your drop point is), or it could return just the "included" dice. However you get to the set of those you want to include, you return them concatenated with a "+", then use ZeroFrame to output a new roll using *that* as the equation. 4d4r1 ...becomes 1+2+3+3+1+4  (in the inline roll results) ...becomes 2+3+3+4  (after getDiceByVal) Then that, inside a ZeroFrame deferred roll:  [\][\]2+3+3+4\]\] ...becomes a *new* inline roll with the appropriate tooltip of "2+3+3+4". Aircoding it, I think the *starting* syntax for that (the syntax that would exist in the original macro) would be something like: [\][\]{&eval getDiceByVal([[4d4r1]], >=2, all, list|+)}\]\] I know the OP doesn't have a "Pro" badge, but I'm leaving the above in case anyone has to do something similar who has access to scripts.

Thanks. I maybe can't use it but this might help someone like me. :) Good community is a great thing.