[5e Shaped] (Dis)Advantage query?

Hey all, I've been messing around with the 5e Shaped sheet and I just recently found the 'Roll 2' option in the settings tab which basically gives me this; Now, I really like this option and I don't really mind the way 'Roll 2' handles the rolls but I was wondering if there is a way to have a query pop up when I make an attack roll/ability check/saving throw like this instead;

You could do this for attacks: In your attack, check mark the "extras" so that they are on and then enter "{{?{Roll|Normal,* *|(Dis)Advantage,roll2=[[d20cs>20 + @{pb}[proficient] + ANY BONUSES YOU WILL HAVE]]}}}" in the freeform field. This will prompt for advantage/disadvantage whenever you roll that attack and do the appropriate output. You can do the same thing for saving throws, skills, ability checks and what have you via the "attachers" section in the settings tab. EDIT: The sheet should be set to normal rolls. otherwise you will wind up with a (dis)advantageous roll in r1 and a normal roll in roll 2. EDIT2: You can use the attachers section for the attacks too, but then you will be using the same bonuses for all attacks, which is probably not what you want.

Thank you so much Scott! This is exactly what I was looking for. I didn't know that you could do rolls in the Freeform section. However, and this is me just nitpicking, for the "Normal" result it shows a little "." in the text below like so; Currently I've done this; {{?{Roll|Normal,roll1=[[@{selected|shaped_d20}cs>20 + 2[proficient] + 4[str] + 1[bonus]]]|(Dis)Advantage,roll2=[[@{selected|shaped_d20}cs>20 + 2[proficient] + 4[str] + 1[bonus]]]}}} This gets rid of the "." but is there a way to somehow shorten this?

Ah, it looks like the sheet accepts a single non labeled field and puts a period at the end of whatever goes into it. Try this: ?{Roll|Normal,   |(Dis)Advantage, {{ roll2=[[d20cs>20 + @{pb}[proficient] + ANY BONUSES YOU WILL HAVE]] }} } That will only create the template field if you select (dis)advantage. How it looks on the sheet:

Yes, this works as well. Thank you very much :)

your welcome. Happy rolling.