[Cosmetic] Separating values in the same roll + Text by the result-die + Hidden rolls shows result

I''ve always dislked the fact that each roll widow take up so much space in the chat and that I can't get the text near the result-dice. I know this is minor features, or things to "complain" about. But it would be nice to be able to do. I'd like a function similar to "/r 1d100 + 1d100" but instead of adding the result of the two d100 togheter I'd like them separate. Some macros I have is using both attack and damage roll in one, and it takes up a lot of space. "/r 1d00 [Attack] /r 1d10+5 [Damage]" Takes up two big chunks, and shows that the roller casts two times, which is really unnecessary. Something like: "/r 1d100[Attack] || 1d10+5[Damage]" Could perhaps show two dices, each for each rolls, but in the same roll/cast. And get the result and text near the result-dices. Last a neat thing would be to have the roll be hidden but the result be visable. Its purely cosmetic and for looks, but to have a "/r 1d5+5[Fire Damage] = 10" Visible instead of "10 [Fire Damage]" for the player/s is much less good looking. Not really huge changes, but it would be cool and look better. imo. (and die = dice...)

I think inline dice rolls covers some of what you want. <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference#Inline_Dice_Rolls" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Dice_Reference#Inline_Dice_Rolls</a>

Could you perhaps spell it out for me? I can't get it to work, or figure it out.

Here's an example from one of my monsters: /emas @{Selected|Token_name} bites and hits AC [[d20+4]] for [[d4]] Piercing Damage -- Make a DC 9 Con save or Reduce your speed by 5' and -1 to AC and Dex saves for [[d6]] hours. This appears as: Giant Centipede 1 bites and hits AC 14 for 1 Piercing Damage -- Make a DC 9 Con save or Reduce your speed by 5' and -1 to AC and Dex saves for 2 hours. If you hover the pointer over the 14 above you'd see a popup hovertext that says Roling d20+4 = (10)+4

Here are two identical rolls. The only difference will be inline vs non-inline. /roll 1d20+5 [[1d20+5]] The first one will produce the standard 3 lines of text while the second will produce a number in a yellow box. You can even combine them to have variable number of dice rolls etc: /roll [[1d6]]d20+5 Hope this helps. - Gauss

Thank you, bot of you. Really helped me out. Cheers!

Glad everyone was able to help you. If you have any more question then feel free to post in the specific question forums. You would get a bunch of people chiming in usually.