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Simple quiick questions about macros

kk.  game settings, then macros... how can i change the outputs colors? what else for macros changes the output in the chat? is there a way to indicate a critical success in the [[1d20]] coding i know of.. /me shoots a guy " comes out 2 sections, the top with the descriptive and bottom with the results" /roll 1d4 " shows the roll of 1d4" [[1d4]] "shows the result of rolling 1d4"
this is in use of the palldium megaverse game/character sheet
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curtis w. said: how can i change the outputs colors? What do you mean by "the outputs colors"? curtis w. said: what else for macros changes the output in the chat? I don't understand this question; would you mind explaining your thoughts? You might want to take a look at the following pages of the Roll20 Wiki: <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros</a> <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference</a> curtis w. said: is there a way to indicate a critical success in the [[1d20]] coding See: Critical Success and Fumble Points (Note: [[1d20]] is, by default, equivalent to [[1d20cf20cs1]].)
output colors.. the output of a macro in the chat window such as /me shoots him /roll 1d6 --- shows the top portion character shoots him --&nbsp; is orange the bottom shows the roll - is blue -- i want to knwo if i can change the colors of the output into the chat window
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Pat S.
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If you are building your own macros and not using any that are built into the sheets you can use the&nbsp; roll templates .
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curtis w. said: the top portion character shoots him --&nbsp; is orange This is controlled by color property of the div element of class .emote curtis w. said: the bottom shows the roll - is blue Likewise, this is controlled background-color property of the div element of class .you If you want to apply your own custom styling to the CSS, I recommend the browser add-on Stylish. Otherwise, I recommend the API Script PowerCards for adding a major&nbsp; aesthetic kick to your macros.