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I'm thinking it would go something like this +@{intelligence_mod} to @{ crit_confirm_bonus } Is this possible? If so what is the correct formula for me to put in the buff? I'm new to all this so any help would be much appreciated.
Update: I found this thread: <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/10653031/pf-pathfinder-sheet-thread-7/" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/10653031/pf-pathfinder-sheet-thread-7/</a> I think that might be the better place to put my question.
There isn't a way to buff crit_confirm specifically. ;-( You can either enter a flat number in the crit confirm mod(located directly after the crit multiplier field) per attack or you can manually edit the attack's macro-text full macro where you would edit all instances of "[[ @{crit_conf_mod} ]]" to "[[ @{crit_conf_mod} + @{int-mod} ]]"
Thanks for the response. Time to edit each attack (I put my spells with attack rolls in as attacks. Good times.) vÍnce said: There isn't a way to buff crit_confirm specifically. ;-( You can either enter a flat number in the crit confirm mod(located directly after the crit multiplier field) per attack or you can manually edit the attack's macro-text full macro where you would edit all instances of "[[ @{crit_conf_mod} ]]" to "[[ @{crit_conf_mod} + @{int-mod} ]]"
The sheet does very well handling 90% of PF 1e's character classes, but there are fiddly bits that require some creative solutions and manual adjustments. I would argue that the amount of code required to cover "fringe mechanics" is often too cumbersome and costly to the sheet's performance to be worth the effort. The PF Community sheet could definitely use a ground-up refactoring but that is a monumental task for any volunteer(s).