Is there a way to use the max value of an Attribute as a variable in an Ability?

I know you can use the current value, but is there any way to use the max value of an Attribute when making Abilities and macros? Thanks so much for any help!

No there is not currently a way to use the max value (outside of the API). Sorry. - Gauss

Thank you very much for the quick reply. :3

Laura, you can make a separate attribute called "stat max" and set its value to the right number if that helps?

Out of curiosity, why do you need to use the max value? - Gauss

I was mostly just curious, because I didn't see a way to do it in any of the documentation. I could think of plenty of ways to use it if I could. Namely, putting another value there could help save sheet space. (So you could put a stat in the "current" value and its modifier in "max" for example.)

Yeah, it would be great for cleaning up ability scores for D&D.

Well, unless you need to access the attribute itself, just put the modifier in the first block, and the attribute in the second.  ie: Strength: 4    18.  Then @Strength will return 4.  Not that that gives you the max value, but it looks like you want to use the max for something other than the actual maximum anyways?

That's true! I'm playing Anima and there are occasionally characteristic rolls where you roll against the actual stat but we've been playing it since it came out and we've used that maybe twice. Haha. Anima characteristic modifiers are typically much higher than the characteristics though. Setting "max" lower than "current" won't break anything, right? Thanks for the great idea!

Max being lower then current shouldn't cause any problems. - Gauss