Hide Rolltemplate row when property was send

Hi everyone, I want to hide a row in my rolltemplate only when a specific property was added to the roll-template command. This should show the row &{template:roll}{{name=@{character_name}}}{{roll=[[1d20]]}} and this should not &{template:roll}{{name=@{character_name}}}{{roll=[[1d20]]}}{{heat=[[1d20]]}}

I don't know if it's possible to do that. But there's a property that checks if a property exists, you could try the not operator with that (so checking it doesnt exist): {{#^heat}} whatever is supposed to apear if property absent {{/^heat}} Report back if it works!

If the above doesnt work, you'll have to include the heat in every roll, but set it tio value you cannot generate on the roll, like &{template:roll}{{name=@{character_name}}}{{roll=[[1d20]]}}{{heat=[[0]]}} Then use rollTotal to check for that value and show the line then.

Your first proposal unfortunately does not work. It never shows if I do it like that

Can you share your code .Hell? GiGs' first suggestion should have worked. I do this frequently in my sheets.

I rebuild it according to the second suggestion. So the current code is <rolltemplate class="sheet-rolltemplate-roll">     <table>         <tr>             <th>                 {{name}} rolls             </th>         </tr>         <tr>             <td>                 <div class="sheet-rolltemplate-spacer"></div>             </td>         </tr>         <tr>             <td>                 {{roll}}             </td>         </tr>         {{#heat}}         <tr>             <td>                 <div class="sheet-rolltemplate-spacer"></div>             </td>         </tr>         <tr>             <td>                 Heat Check: {{heat}} vs {{heatroll}}             </td>         </tr>         {{/heat}}     </table>     {{#mech}}     <div class="sheet-rolltemplate-button-row">         {{#rollTotal() heatroll 0}}         <div class="sheet-rolltemplate-button">             [Push](~{{name}}|reactPush)         </div>         {{/rollTotal() heatroll 0}}         {{#^rollGreater() heatroll heat}}         <div class="sheet-rolltemplate-button">             [Reactor Overload](~{{name}}|reactOverload)         </div>         {{/^rollGreater() heatroll heat}}     </div>     {{/mech}} </rolltemplate> and &{template:roll}{{name=@{character_name}}}{{roll=[[1d20]]}}{{mech=1}}{{heatroll=[[0]]}} As is shown in the template the positive case works as extended (heat) but the negative case (heatroll) does not work

Scott C. said: Can you share your code .Hell? GiGs' first suggestion should have worked. I do this frequently in my sheets. That's handy to know!