inline roll with 1d@{attribute}

is it possible to use an attribute for the number of sides in an inline roll?

Yes... yes you can: Gives good rolls too lol =D

Good, trying to work Proficiency dice into a character sheet.

If the attribute in question is a calculation, you can also use nested inline rolls to make it work. [[1d[[@{selected|roll}]]]]

Brian said: If the attribute in question is a calculation, you can also use nested inline rolls to make it work. [[1d[[@{selected|roll}]]]] Great tip, thanks Brian... will have to remember that!

you can actually use an attribute for both parts of the roll if needed. @{number}d@{sides} is a valid roll

Chell said: you can actually use an attribute for both parts of the roll if needed. @{number}d@{sides} is a valid roll which suggests that you could also use nesting to have calculations be both parts of the roll too [[ [[@number]]d[[@sides]] ]] =D

You can do the nesting in the attribute too, if you want to clean up the roll itself.

I need to impliment this into the character sheet. Specificlly I need to insert one attribute inside another attribute. On phone now, need to test this out.

Is this possible? Take this {{DC=[[ @{spellclass-0-level-0-savedc} ]] }} and substitute a number within another attribute with another attribute? {{DC=[[ @{spellclass-[[@{foo}]]-level-0-savedc} ]] }}

No. Expansion of attributes happens before nested inline rolls. See Order of Operations: <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference#Order_of_Op" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference#Order_of_Op</a>... Step 1: is attribute expansion Step 6: is nested inline rolls

Vince said: Is this possible? Take this {{DC=[[ @{spellclass-0-level-0-savedc} ]] }} and substitute a number within another attribute with another attribute? {{DC=[[ @{spellclass-[[@{foo}]]-level-0-savedc} ]] }} To my knowledge... still not possible... since the system still expands all attributes in the order it encounters them and before any calculations are performed... so that macro would result in an error about a missing @{spellclass-} attribute Edit: Ninja'd by The Aaron

You could do ?{Foo?|0} instead.

I thought that was the case. Too bad though. It could help solve my problem easily. HB, a query is a good alternative, however while that may work for me or my group, I've learned that when dealing with the community PF sheet, people tend to not like queries in general. Sadly, the way I need/want to use this, they would be asked for caster class every time a spell macro is used. Each repeating spell has a caster class option that assigns a number 0,1,2 to an attribute, @{foo} in my example above.

HoneyBadger said: You could do ?{Foo?|0} instead. I'm fairly certain that still doesn't work...