I have a question about Diana's 3.5 character sheet macro.

Okay so the question i have is this, seen as how i have two queries, one for a class feature, and one for a feat; is it possible to have the feat and class ability only work if i answer yes to the question? Edit: now i can not get the feature and feat to show at all. would it be easier if i shared the formula with you.

Yes, being able to see the macro you are building would be beneficial to helping with it. And yes, you can craft queries to produce a zero if the answer is not "yes"

Jeryl A. said: would it be easier if i shared the formula with you. I think so; please post it.

here is what i am trying to use, &{template:DnD35StdRoll} {{skillflag=true}} {{name=@{character_name} throws her @{weapon1name} }} {{?Psychic Strike|1=yes}} {{?{Psionic Shot|1=yes}}{{ Attack=[[1d20+@{weapon1enh} + @{bab}+@{weapon1focus} + @{dex-mod} ]] }} {{Total Damage=[[1d8+@{weapon1enh} + @{weapon1specialize} + @{str-mod} + @{Psionic Shot} + @{Psychic Strike} ]] }} {{Crit Damage=[[1d8+@{weapon1enh} + @{Psionic Shot} + @{Psychic Strike} ]] }} i just don't seem to know how to get the Psionic Shot &Psyhic Strike to roll only when i answer yes to the queries. any ideas would be very helpful

In all reality i can deal without the queries but would like it to work similar to the flanking query

What's the flanking Query? Jeryl A. said: ?{Psionic Shot|1=yes} I recommend looking into Drop-Down Prompts for Roll Queries . For example, I would replace @{Psionic Shot} with ?{Psionic Shot|No, 0|Yes, @{Psionic Shot}}

Okay with that in mind could it be able to roll when i answer though

Try this: &{template:DnD35StdRoll} {{skillflag=true}} {{name=@{character_name} throws her @{weapon1name} }} {{Attack=[[1d20+@{weapon1enh} + @{bab}+@{weapon1focus} + @{dex-mod} ]] }} {{Total Damage=[[1d8+@{weapon1enh} + @{weapon1specialize} + @{str-mod} + ?{Psionic Shot|No, 0|Yes, @{Psionic Shot}} + ?{Psychic Strike|No, 0|Yes, @{Psychic Strike}} ]] }} {{Crit Damage=[[1d8+@{weapon1enh} + ?{Psionic Shot|No, 0|Yes, @{Psionic Shot}} + ?{Psychic Strike|No, 0|Yes, @{Psychic Strike}} ]] }} Jeryl A. said: could it be able to roll when i answer though What you do mean? Could you give an example?

Well depending on my answer it would make different additional rolls like how the power attack takes from the attack and add it to the damage but with a rolling function

Sure, that might look something like this: ?{Power Attack|No, 0|1|2|3|4|5} Attack: [[ 1d20 - ?{Power Attack} ]] Damage: [[ 1d20 + ?{Power Attack} ]] Does that answer your question?

Okay thank you this question is solved