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I was in a campaign once and we were rolling for stats and I seen somebody do the whole " /r 4d6k3" thing but it did it for all stats in one roll... How do I do this?
Try something like this, looks nice, /me Rolling a new set of Character stats for this game! [[4d6k3]], [[4d6k3]], [[4d6k3]], [[4d6k3]], [[4d6k3]], [[4d6k3]]
More information for you, the bracketed rolls are called In-line Rolls, <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference#Inline_Dice" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference#Inline_Dice</a>... I like to save the above code as a Macro to make a button. If you are GM you can save it as a Macro and set visibility to All Players. <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Macros</a> If you have "arrange to taste" or "roll 3 sets and choose your favorite" or "Keep rolling until you get a set with at least 2x 15's" or any other little guideline/rule, you can also add that text at the end of the Macro so it prints in the chat as a reminder at the exact time a Player rolls it.
I have a macro very similar. But I wanted to sort them in descending order. For the life of me, I could not figure it out from the wiki. I tried braces and grouping and such but didn't get the results I was looking for. Any help would be appreciated as I just gave up on it. Maybe the answer is too simple for me to see. :)
To sort dice rolls such as [[3d6]] you would decide to sort ascending or descending with the sa or sd like this [[3d6sa]] or [[3d6sd]]. If you are wanting to sort each group of dice rolls such as [[4d6k3]], [[4d6k3]], [[4d6k3]], [[4d6k3]], [[4d6k3]], [[4d6k3]] and have the results sorted ascending or descending then I think you will need the API to do that.