Visualizing Advantage Roll Macros

Heya =D I made a macro which functions as a constant advantage roller for compression of queries, but am wondering how to make it visually display both rolls as if I had Toggled Advantage and then ran a hit roll Here is what I have so far which works only functionally (replacing kh1 w/ kl1 to swap between Adv and disadv) &{template:atk} {{mod=+5}} {{rname=[WeaponName](~-123456789_1234567|repeating_attack_-attack_macro)}} {{rnamec=[WeaponName](~-123456789_1234567|repeating_attack_-attack_macro_crit)}} {{r1=[[2d20cs>20kh1 + @{strength_mod} + @{pb}-5]]}} @{my_char_name|rtype}cs>20kh1 + @{strength_mod} + @{pb}-5}} {{range=5ft}} Any suggestions?

I've discovered the answer! In the D&D5E Character sheet within "Attributes and Abilities" Attributes tab, there lies an attribute called "rtype", which calls "@{advantagetoggle}", and that outputs 3 different things depending on whether you are toggled Advantage, Normal or Disadvantage: Adv: "{{query=1}} {{advantage=1}} {{r2=[[1d20" Norm: "{{query=1}} {{normal=1}} {{r2=[[0d20" Disadv: "{{query=1}} {{disadvantage=1}} {{r2=[[1d20" All 3 go into an attacks "@{your_char_name|rtype}cs>20..." attack to determine whether or not it outputs the roll in adv/norm/disadv mode. You can then go into a macro, and replace "@{your_char_name|rtype}" with "{{advantage=1}} {{r2=[[1d20" to force the roll into adv or disadv, or normal (I found that r2= can still be 1d20 even if running normal, so you can keep them all at r2=[[1d20) You can use this if you want to fancily roll advantages using query rolls to reduce the amount of queries you have to enter, if say you're running a macro that will end in either an attack being w/ advantage etc due to a selection you've made.