Two specific questions regarding 5e character sheet macros

Hello, I just have two issues with the 5e character sheet macros: 1) I can't seem to be able to use any of the "Class Resources" as one of the circles/bars above a token. I gathered that it is supposed to be in the format repeating_classresource_something, and that they are supposed to be numbered, but I can't seem to find the numbers. I just have the generic repeating_classresource_classresourcename, _classresourcerecharge, and _classresourcetotal. Any ideas? 2) Any time a roll is executed from a 5e character sheet, it does two rolls. I believe this is probably because of the advantage/disadvantage system. Is there a way to flag/unflag for these double rolls? It is rather silly to always roll twice. Thanks for the time.

Since this is specific to the 5e character sheet I have moved this to the character sheets forum.

1. This is a limitation of the roll20 character sheet system. because the class resources section is a "repeating section" (these are the ones where you can add and delete rows in them dynamically) you cannot use them for token bars 2. I just updated the 5e sheet roll20 wiki page with an answer to this question since it seems to come up more often that I thought it would. It's answered in the FAQ section just below the question that confirms the intended usage of the double roll setup - No. This is not possible without using the roll20 API and writing a script to do so. This would mean the sheet would then only be usable by players in campaigns run by GM's that had paid subscriptions to roll20 and had setup the script and the sheet for use in that campaign. The goal is, and always will be, for the 5e sheet to remain freely available to all roll20 users regardless of subscription. There are long term plans to develop an alternative version with some support for API scripts but there is no timetable for this as yet. Some users have adapted the sheet to their own tastes and done this already. You should search the roll20 forums for more info on those sheets or contact the individuals that have written them directly.

Hey Actoba, thanks for the reply! Appreciate it.

No probs, happy to help