Macro help

Hi  I wan to write a damege macro which rolls a 1d6 against a variable target number which is the target Tougness+4 minus the attacker (selected) strength  something like: /r 1d6>4 + {@{target|T} - @{selected|S} + {weapon strength?|0}  also i want to add an expection to the minimum target number is 2. Ofcourse it is not working..... Anybody can help?

You're close try this: /r 1d6>{(4 + {@{target|T} - @{selected|S}),2}kh1 + ?{weapon strength?|0}

task but that does not work either.... What i got now is: /r 4 + @{target|T} - @{selected|S} + ?{weapon strength?|0} which gives the the target number but without the minimal

The original is fine; you're just missing a question mark on the last query piece. /r 1d6>4 + {@{target|T} - @{selected|S} + ? {weapon strength?|0} Scott's suggestion is also valid, but the two methods will have different effects depending on what you're going for. If you want to roll a d6 and count a 4,5,or 6 as "1" success, add that "1" or "0" to the target's "T" attribute and then subtract your own "S" attribute from it, and then subtract a prompted "Weapon Strenght" value, your original does that. Scott's variation will add targets "T" attribute, subtract your own "S" attribute (or a static "2" if it's higher than the stat), and then add the "Weapon Strenght" prompt.   That result will determine which dice are counted as successes in the 1d6 roll.  (ie: If that ultimate result is a '3', the 1d6 will count 3 or higher as a success.

The Story about this: I'm co-gm-ing in a Mordheim skrimish game which was left by the original creator and It is needed to change the melee, shooting and wounding macros.  

Mátyás Czank said: macro which rolls a 1d6 against a variable target number which is the target Tougness+4 minus the attacker (selected) strength also i want to add an expection to the minimum target number is 2. Try this: /r 1d6>[[ {@{target|T} + 4 - @{selected|S}, 2}kh1 ]] + ?{weapon strength?|0}

Working perfectly thanks guys. If  I can have a couple more question: so if I only want test 1d6 against Target Tougness+4-attack strength min 2 would be: /r 1d6>[[ {@{target|T} + 4 - ?{attack strength?|0}, 2}kh1 ]] and if i want to ad an attacker strength or attack strength: /r 1d6>[[ {@{target|T} + 4 - ?{attack strength?|0|@{selected|S}|}, 2}kh1 ]] S stands for Strength T for Toughness

This section: /r 1d6>[[ {@{target|T} + 4 - ?{attack strength?|0|@{selected|S}|}, 2}kh1 ]] is a little wonky (probably just typos). But I think what you want is: /r 1d6>[[ {@{target|T} + 4 - ?{attack strength?|0} - @{selected|S}|}, 2}kh1 ]] or /r 1d6>[[ {@{target|T} + 4 - (?{attack strength?|0} + @{selected|S}|}), 2}kh1 ]] or /r 1d6>[[ {@{target|T} + 4 - @{selected|S}|}, 2}kh1 ]] if you meant to replace the query with the selected attribute call. Other than that, it looks good.

Mátyás Czank said: ?{attack strength?|0|@{selected|S}|} You might want to remove the extra | at the end of this dropdown Roll Query. A non-dropdown alternative would be ?{attack strength?|@{selected|S}}