?{Change in BS?|0, [[d6>[[{7-@{Ballistic Skill}-0,2}kh1]] ]]37 mm hits at +0 BS|-1, [[d6>[[{7 - @{Ballistic Skill} - (-1), 2}kh1]] ]] 37 mm hits at -1 BS} whenever I run it, it just outputs [[d6>[[{7 - 3 - (-1) or [[d6>[[{7 - 3 - (0) Depending on if I select 0 or -1 in the drop down (3 is what @{Ballistic Skill} evaluates as) If I change the } to a } it doesn't work because of nesting syntax and whatnot. If I remove the ",2" from each option it works fine, but the whole purpose of this is to force any d6 that evaluates as 1 to fail, regardless of the unit's Ballistic Skill and modifier, so it renders the whole macro pointless. The purpose of the macro is to allow a player to click the macro, enter any modifiers to the unit's BS, and output whether or not the result of the roll would be a hit, while also outputting to the chatbox what modifier was used (to prevent cheating). I've been bashing my head against the keyboard for like 2 hours now, so any and all help would be greatly appreciated, though I'm beginning to suspect what I'm trying to do just can't be done due to the way the parser works. EDIT: I can't figure out how to get my markup to show, so the } directly before "kh1" in each instance is the correct HTML markup for a }.
