Pathfinder Concentration Super Macro trouble

I'm trying to create a Concentration Super Macro for Pathfinder but can't get it to work, basically it needs to ask spell lvl then depending on what the concentration check is for, add either a static number alone or a static number + something (like dmg dealt) - so far I have the following [[?{Type of Concentration Check?|Casting defensively,15+2*?{spell lvl?}|Injured while casting,10+?{damage dealt?}+?{spell lvl?}|Continuous damage while casting,10+floor(0.5*?{damage dealt?})+?{spell lvl?}|Affected by a non-damaging spell while casting,?{DC of the affecting spell?}+?{spell lvl?}| Grappled or pinned while casting,10+?{grappler's CMB?}+?{spell lvl?}|Vigorous motion while casting,10+?{spell lvl?}|Violent motion while casting,15+?{spell lvl?}|Extremely violent motion while casting,20+?{spell lvl?}|Wind with rain or sleet while casting,5 +?{spell lvl?}|Wind with hail and debris while casting,10+?{spell lvl?}|Weather caused by spell,see spell|Entangled while casting,(15+?{spell lvl?})}]] I know the problem isn't too many things in the dropdown because "[[?{what?|a,1|b,2|c,3|d,4|e,5|f,6|g,7|h,8|i,9|j,10|k,11|l,12}]]" works, the problem seems to be with having multiple { and } nested

Dharkus said: the problem seems to be with having [...] } nested Indeed, that is the problem. Please see: Advanced Usage for Roll Queries .

thx, worked a trick here's the full macro working for anyone who wants it: [[?{Type of Concentration Check?|Casting defensively,15+2*?{spell lvl?}|Injured while casting,10+?{damage dealt?}+?{spell lvl?}|Continuous damage while casting,10+floor(0.5*?{damage dealt?})+?{spell lvl?}|Affected by a non-damaging spell while casting,?{DC of the affecting spell?}+?{spell lvl?}| Grappled or pinned while casting,10+?{grappler's CMB?}+?{spell lvl?}|Vigorous motion while casting,10+?{spell lvl?}|Violent motion while casting,15+?{spell lvl?}|Extremely violent motion while casting,20+?{spell lvl?}|Wind with rain or sleet while casting,5 +?{spell lvl?}Wind with hail and debris while casting,10+?{spell lvl?}|Weather caused by spell,see spell|Entangled while casting,15+?{spell lvl?})}]]

I'm new to Roll20, dunno if I make some kind of error, but I copied the macro as is, and it doesn't work for me. It keeps popping up input prompts with bits of code in them.

Queries within a Query means you have to replace all the {  and }  with "& #123;" and   "& #125;" , respectively.  (removing the extra space after the &) For example:  a modification of this code (thanks for the idea, btw, Dharkus) &{template:pf_generic} {{name=Concentration: [[1d20cs>1cf<20 + @{MyConcentration}]] }} {{ ?{Concentration type? |Casting Defensively, DC [[ 15 + (2 * ?{Spell Level?} )[SL] ]]=Casting Defensively |Injured while casting, DC [[ 10 + ?{Damage Taken?}[DMG] + ?{Spell Level?}[SL] ]]=Injured while casting |Continuous damage, DC [[ 10 + floor(0.5 * ?{damage dealt?})[DMG] + ?{Spell Level?}[SL] ]]=Continuous damage |Affected by a non-damaging spell, DC [[ ?{DC of the affecting spell?}[DC] + ?{Spell Level?}[SL] ]]=Affected by a non-damaging spell |Grappled or pinned, DC [[ 10 + ?{grappler's CMB?}[CMB] + ?{Spell Level?}[SL] ]]=Grappled or pinned |Entangled while casting, DC [[ 15 + ?{Spell Level?}[SL] ]]=Entangled while casting |Vigorous motion, DC [[ 10 + ?{Spell Level?}[SL] ]]=Vigorous motion |Violent motion, DC [[ 15 + ?{Spell Level?}[SL] ]]=Violent motion |Extremely violent motion, DC [[ 20 + ?{Spell Level?}[SL] ]]=Extremely violent motion |Wind with rain or sleet, DC [[ 5 + ?{Spell Level?}[SL] ]]=Wind with rain or sleet |Wind with hail and debris, DC [[ 10 + ?{Spell Level?}[SL] ]]=Wind with hail and debris |Weather caused by spell, (*see spell*)=Weather caused by spell } }} I would have to change this line from: |Casting Defensively, DC [[ 15 + (2 * ?{Spell Level?} )[SL] ]]=Casting Defensively To: |Casting Defensively, DC [[ 15 + (2 * ?& #123;Spell Level?& #125; )[SL] ]]=Casting Defensively

Mark G. said: Queries within a Query means you have to replace all the {  and }  with "& #123;" and   "& #125;" , respectively.  (removing the extra space after the &) For what it's worth, it's not necessary to subject opening braces to character replacements. ( E.g. )

Thanks, I had read that but I'm new and couldn't distinguish the queries within the query in the code above. All fine now.