D&D3.5 how write macro where every roll stays in a box of it's own

okay the issue i am having is the box for an inline roll, they tend to split up in different boxes but not in a single line

You'll have more control by using a roll template, either roll20's default or one included with the character sheet. &{template:default} {{ Attack 1=[[1d20+?{Modifier?|0} ]] }} {{ Attack 2=[[1d20+?{Modifier2?|0} ]] }} {{ Attack 3=[[1d20+?{Modifier3?|0} ]] }} {{ Attack 4=[[1d20+?{Modifier4?|0} ]] }} {{ Attack 5=[[1d20+?{Modifier5?|0} ]] }} {{ Attack 6=[[1d20+?{Modifier6?|0} ]] }} {{ Attack 7=[[1d20+?{Modifier7?|0} ]] }}

now is there a way to add the modifiers to it with out it asking me a bunch of questions or is that not possible?

I just threw the query in there for example.  You can make your macros anything you like.  

okay but where do i add the modifiers for each item i guess is what i am asking sorry, i am new to writing macros

Example using Default template: &{template:default} {{Attack1=[[ 1d20cs>@{selected|weapon1critmin} + @{selected|bab}[BAB] + @{selected|epicattackbonus}[Epic AB] + @{selected|weapon1stat}[Ability] + @{selected|size}[size] + @{selected|weapon1enh}[Weapon Enh] ]] }} {{Attack2=[[ 1d20cs>@{selected|weapon1critmin} + @{selected|bab}[BAB] + @{selected|epicattackbonus}[Epic AB] + @{selected|weapon1stat}[Ability] + @{selected|size}[size] + @{selected|weapon1enh}[Weapon Enh] ]] }} {{Attack3=[[ 1d20cs>@{selected|weapon1critmin} + @{selected|bab}[BAB] + @{selected|epicattackbonus}[Epic AB] + @{selected|weapon1stat}[Ability] + @{selected|size}[size] + @{selected|weapon1enh}[Weapon Enh] ]] }} {{Attack4=[[ 1d20cs>@{selected|weapon1critmin} + @{selected|bab}[BAB] + @{selected|epicattackbonus}[Epic AB] + @{selected|weapon1stat}[Ability] + @{selected|size}[size] + @{selected|weapon1enh}[Weapon Enh] ]] }} {{Attack5=[[ 1d20cs>@{selected|weapon1critmin} + @{selected|bab}[BAB] + @{selected|epicattackbonus}[Epic AB] + @{selected|weapon1stat}[Ability] + @{selected|size}[size] + @{selected|weapon1enh}[Weapon Enh] ]] }} {{Attack6=[[ 1d20cs>@{selected|weapon1critmin} + @{selected|bab}[BAB] + @{selected|epicattackbonus}[Epic AB] + @{selected|weapon1stat}[Ability] + @{selected|size}[size] + @{selected|weapon1enh}[Weapon Enh] ]] }} {{Attack7=[[ 1d20cs>@{selected|weapon1critmin} + @{selected|bab}[BAB] + @{selected|epicattackbonus}[Epic AB] + @{selected|weapon1stat}[Ability] + @{selected|size}[size] + @{selected|weapon1enh}[Weapon Enh] ]] }}

Are you using Diana's 3.5 sheet or something else?

honestly i don't know, it was one listed when the game was created. it was not the adventure pack one if that helps

well you got the number of attacks right, now do they follow the rules for fighting with two weapons where i have 4 with primary hand and 3 with off hand by chance? cos if that is the case then this question can be set as problem solved, closed, or something where others can use it?

You can edit the macro above to include penalties for off-hand. example: say there is a -10 penalty for your off-hand. Just adjust that attack(see bold) {{Attack5=[[ 1d20cs>@{selected|weapon1critmin} + @{selected|bab}[BAB] + @{selected|epicattackbonus}[Epic AB] + @{selected|weapon1stat}[Ability] + @{selected|size}[size] + @{selected|weapon1enh}[Weapon Enh] -10[off-hand] ]] }} BTW: check the roll template section of the sheet(bottom of the sheet) for a great 4 attack(full attack) macro example.  You can use that as the basis for your custom token/ability macro.

okay, well will it really make a difference, if so could you give an idea as to how to use your recommended macro, cos as i said i am very new to this and i usually play something easier to understand?

It makes a difference because you'll want to use the attributes included in the sheet you are using.  I'm not familiar enough with the 3.5 sheet, so  Diana(the sheet's author) or other's would be better able to answer any sheet-related questions.  Best to ask in the  Character Sheet forum .  My guess would be to just roll off the sheet using Weapon 1 full attack as the primary and use it again for the off-hand attacks(don't forget to enter any off-hand penalty when prompted).  Reminder: You can drag/drop sheet rolls (ie the full attack roll) to the macro quick bar and make your rolls without opening the sheet.

okay that would work perfectly fine than you so much for making this easy. this can put to resolved, or what ever.

From what I've read on the forums and my meager usage of the 3.5 sheet, it is a TOP-NOTCH sheet and very capable of handling anything you might throw at it. Make sure to check out the wiki ( <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Dungeons_and_Dragons_3.5" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Dungeons_and_Dragons_3.5</a> ) Roll high. Cheers.&nbsp;