How can I do this?

I'm not very good at figuring out macros. Reading the wiki tends to make my eyes cross after a while, so I thought I'd just ask for some help on the forums. Anyway, is it possible to work up a macro to do any of the following things? 1) Roll 2d6 against a target number (lets just say 7), with the intention of achieving a result equal to or greater than the target number. 2) Do the same thing, but add a modifier (+2, -2, etc.) to the 2d6 roll. So, 2d6+2 or 2d6-2 against a target number of 7. 3) As in #2, but leave the target number adjustable on the fly, where I could input the target number upon a prompt or something. Thanks for any help you can give me.

Jason W. said: I'm not very good at figuring out macros. Reading the wiki tends to make my eyes cross after a while, so I thought I'd just ask for some help on the forums. Anyway, is it possible to work up a macro to do any of the following things? 1) Roll 2d6 against a target number (lets just say 7), with the intention of achieving a result equal to or greater than the target number. NOTE: For historical purposes, > in Roll20 Dice expressions means "greater than or equal to." This will be 1 if the sum of 2d6 is 7 or higher. See: Target Number [[{2d6,0d0}>7]] or /r {2d6,0d0}>7 The ,0d0 is necessary to cause the dice engine to evaluate sums of dice, instead of individual dice. See: Grouping Rolls 2) Do the same thing, but add a modifier (+2, -2, etc.) to the 2d6 roll. So, 2d6+2 or 2d6-2 against a target number of 7. [[{2d6+2,0d0}>7]] or /r {2d6+2,0d0}>7 3) As in #2, but leave the target number adjustable on the fly, where I could input the target number upon a prompt or something. See: Roll Queries [[{2d6+2,0d0}>?{Target?|7}]] or /r {2d6+2,0d0}>?{Target?|7} Thanks for any help you can give me. You're welcome. =D

Cool. Thanks for the assist, Aaron. 8)