[PF] 2 ? Answer "is it sneak attack" and is it possible to detect Critical Hit/Failure and do something based on that without API?

So I'm not sure if I should post this here or in the  Pathfinder Sheet thread, but since it can be used anywhere I will try outside it first. I Dual Wield Weapons, and as much as I like the Pathfinder Sheet (linked above) I can't always understand what I should be entering to make it work as it should. For this reason I replace the Attack Macros with my own Macros and have come to find that I lose the ability to check for Critical Hits. I need something to happen on failure because our GM instantly breaks the weapon if its a Confirmed Failure, and plays it normally if it's a Critical Hit. On top of that, I am able to do Sneak Attack just to add further dice rolls. Currently, all this information is displayed, even if it's not needed. And I'm left wondering, can I do it better? Using the above Character Sheet for Pathfinder, I replace the Macro Text to show the following &{template:pf_attack} {{name=Digro: Baraket - The Sword of Pride}} {{Attack=[[1d20cs>18+10]] | Crit Confirm [[1d20cs>18+10]] }} {{Damage (Weapon)=[[1d6+8]] }} {{Damage (Critical)=+ [[1d6+8]] }} {{Damage (Sneak)=+ [[3d8]] }} {{Call Them Blind=[[1d4+@{Digro|Level} ]] }} {{type=@{type} }} {{description=Runelord Xanderghul's Sword of Pride}} Results in If its a Full Round, I attack with the sword, and a Acid Damaging Dagger (different stats) and can if I'm lucky, get a third attack with a Dancing Dagger. So, can I "read" what the first attack roll is, and reference that roll for the other attacks? And on top of that, can I say "Yes/Y" to "Is this a Sneak Attack?" and get it to roll that if its applicable - and how is that written? Edit: "Call them Blind" is a further Critical Hit roll, that when a Crit happens, this needs to be rolled as well. It's for a Custom Feat.

AnokFero said: So, can I "read" what the first attack roll is, and reference that roll for the other attacks? And on top of that, can I say "Yes/Y" to "Is this a Sneak Attack?" and get it to roll that if its applicable - and how is that written? This is unfortunately not explicitly possible without the use of the API, a Pro-level perk. Alternatively, you could nest API Command Buttons within your Roll Templates that would generate additional rolls or Roll Templates when pressed.

The roll template for pf_attack has logic built-in to only show crit confirm and crit damage if a crit is scored, but you have to use the appropriate key's for it to work. {{attack=foo}} {{damage=foo}} {{crit_confirm=foo}} {{crit_damage=foo}} must be included in your macro. In your example above you are including a crit confirm on the same line as an attack, so the roll template doesn't know what you want.  The roll template only recognizes a key as that name to the left of the "=".  Using the proper key=value syntax would help eliminate some of the extra info you are showing on every attack as well as check for crits.  BTW, you can include additional attacks(up to 8 attacks) by adding a number to the appropriate key, ie {{attack2=foo}} {{damage2=foo}} {{crit_confirm2=foo}} {{crit_damage2=foo}} You could use a query for the additional damages ie {{damage=[[ 1d6 + [[(?{Sneak Attack?(1 for yes)|0}*@{selected|class-0-level}/2)d6 ]][sneak damage] + [[ ?{Call them Blind?(1 for yes)|0}*(@{selected|class-0-level}+1d4) ]][call them blind damage] ]] }} If Call them Blind needs a crit roll, you need to give it it's own attack and damage in the macro. ie  {{attack3=CtB foo}}  {{damage3=foo}} in order for pf_attack to check for crit_confirm and roll crit_damage. Clear as mud?  :-)  I'm sure there are other ways, (probably much better) to do this as well.