[5e Shaped] Frustrated with new sheet (Shaped Version 6.5.1)

I'm trying to add a simple sneak attack macro to my character sheet. Even after reading the character sheet wiki detailing how to do this, i'm at a loss. First of all, I don't know how to create "attachers", to potentially add a sneak attack macro to all my attacks? Next I don't know how to actually create a sneak attack macro if I were to put it into my weapon attack? Where / how do I get my unique ID? How do I reference a trait? Any help would really be appreciated. Thanks Jeff Also, how do you add archetypes?

Check this Section from the Reference Manual: Using the unique ID Example ID: -KBhs8D0JovTXIUmcSyb To find this ID, you must use the inspect element in your browser (The following example was done using chrome) Step 1 Identify the repeating section. For this example we will use the longsword from the attacks section Step 2 Right click on the longsword and go down to inspect Step 3 On the right side of the screen, you should see a section like Step 4 Scroll up until you see a section called that looks like <div class="repitem" data-reprowid="-KC0zCLum1Rq3V5wssyE"> Step 5 This is the row id of the repeating section item. -KDTm69QmubU7dhnKwFO To copy the value easily, right click the id, select “Edit Attribute” and copy the id. Using this id means that you will always reference the specific item desired as long as it exists regardless of its position in the repeating section. It being first it the list or in the middle does not matter with this method. Example: @{NAME|repeating_attack_-KDTm69QmubU7dhnKwFO_name} Using the two examples for both methods, we would both get the name of the first item in the attack section but if the section is rearranged, the first using row id would now return the name of the new first item in the attack repeating section while the second would still return the name of same item it did before regardless of order assuming it still exists.

Jeff M. said: Also, how do you add archetypes? To answer the last part of the question: you'll have to add them manually (as most archetypes are not part of the SRD), which probably means that you will have to create new traits for the features that your archetype gives you. If you go into edit mode (pencil button), you will see that there's an option to add more features below the spot where you can see your existing class features.

This part of the documentation shows a great example for how I'd recommend setting up sneak attack. That said these are nice, advanced, features. They are not required. If they're adding frustration then just do it manually.