macro/inline roll with conditions (if...)

What can I do for a macro to  roll (1d6r<2)-2          if the character is unskilled (no checked box) roll on called attributes    if the character is skilled (some checked boxes) I  already tried using a roll querry (in a template) &{template:default} {{name=skill Test}} {{?{Do you have any skill?|unskilled,[[(1d6r<2)-2]]|skilled,[[@{skill_toughbastard1}d6 @{skill_toughbastard2}d6 @{skill_toughbastard3}d6 + @{upgrades24}]]}}} {{note= This is a skill test}} But I do not want the players to be asked for every roll.  I would like the roll to be only a simple "click and automatic choice" depending on the conditions.

If the Attribute corresponding to the skilled check box is named @{checkbox}, you could use something like this: Result: [[ [[1 - @{checkbox}]]d6r<2 - [[2 * (1 - @{checkbox})]] [← Unskilled] + [Skilled →] [[@{skill_toughbastard1} * @{checkbox}]]d6 [[@{skill_toughbastard2} * @{checkbox}]]d6 + [[@{skill_toughbastard3} * @{checkbox}]]d6 + [[@{upgrades24} * @{checkbox}]] ]]

the skills checkboxes are actually named @{skill_toughbastard1}  @{skill_toughbastard2} @{skill_toughbastard3}  each with a value of 1 But your answer gave me ideas. I will try the beginning

I finally got that to work and display both unskilled and skilled dice results. ("upgrade24" is also a box but a modifier applied to the final result, not a die roll) &{template:default} {{name=skill Test}} {{unskilled=[[ (1 - @{skill_toughbastard1})d6r<2 -2)]]+ @{upgrades24}}} {{skilled=[[@{skill_toughbastard1}d6]] [[@{skill_toughbastard2}d6]] [[@{skill_toughbastard3}d6]] + @{upgrades24}}} {{note= This is a skill test}} It will display the 2 possibilities (unskilled/skilled) and give a negative result for "unskilled" if any skill box is checked; it will give 0 results in "skilled" for each dice if no skill box is checked.

Nice!

a function that checks if "toughbastard1" box is value 0 and displays the "unskilled" result  or value 1 and displays the "skilled" result would be better but I have at least got a useful result so far.

guillaume t. said: a function that checks if "toughbastard1" box is value 0 and displays the "unskilled" result  or value 1 and displays the "skilled" result would be better but I have at least got a useful result so far. You might find this post helpful. (More specifically, I would recommend PowerCards for this application.)