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Pathfinder Character Sheet: How do I exclude dice from being rolled in critical hit damage?

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Scott C.
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Enter them under the Extra Dmg heading in the Extra non-Crit Dmg field for your attack (bottom left of the screencap).
Scott C. said: Enter them under the Extra Dmg heading in the Extra non-Crit Dmg field for your attack (bottom left of the screencap). How would I do this for more than one inline roll?
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Scott C.
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The field takes anything you could put in a roll template field. So, you'd just do [[roll1]]+[[roll2]]. If you wanted it to auto calculate adding the two, then you could simply do [[roll1+roll2]].
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Add multiple inline's in the same box.  [[ 1d6 ]]  [[ 1d4 ]] [[ 1d6 ]] and in Type you can enter do the same "X, Y, Z" 
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Scott C. said: The field takes anything you could put in a roll template field. So, you'd just do [[roll1]]+[[roll2]]. If you wanted it to auto combine the two, then you could simply do [[roll1+roll2]]. Thanks a lot man. For another question, would it be possible to take all the rolled damage values from a macro and add them up into a total damage dealt? Automatically of course.
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What Scott said.  ;-)
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Guts said: Thanks alot man. For another question, would it be possible to take all the rolled damage values from a macro and add them up into a total damage dealt? Automatically of course. AFAIK... not without API.  Might be a good PF companion script suggestion... I think powercards can do this.
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Guts said: Scott C. said: The field takes anything you could put in a roll template field. So, you'd just do [[roll1]]+[[roll2]]. If you wanted it to auto combine the two, then you could simply do [[roll1+roll2]]. Thanks alot man. For another question, would it be possible to take all the rolled damage values from a macro and add them up into a total damage dealt? Automatically of course. If you mean from all of the fields, not without the API. You might be able to do that with the PowerCards API script, but then of course you'd need to recreate all of the sheet generated macros as powercards macros.
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lol
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Scott C.
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What Vince said ;-) And I'll put it on the ever growing list for PF companion script features. Really need to get cracking on actually coding the script. Fair warning though, not sure there's a good way to implement it.
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Vince said: Guts said: Thanks alot man. For another question, would it be possible to take all the rolled damage values from a macro and add them up into a total damage dealt? Automatically of course. Not without API.  Might be a good PF companion script suggestion... I think powercards can do this. Hmm, something to look into! Yet another character sheet query. I understand in the skill section you can add inline rolls to the 'Skill Notes', for example, Investigator can add a 1d6 freely to all knowledge skills. How would I set it up just to add the 1d6 to knowledge checks? 
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You'll need to edit the macros for each knowledge skill (far right side of the skills page). Vince may know of another way/future feature coming to the next version of the sheet. EDIT: Also, remember that the investigator doesn't always add inspiration to knowledge skills. He still has to have inspiration points left in order to use the free inspiration, it just doesn't consume those points, something that becomes pretty likely if you use them in combat at all. A nice option might be to add an api command button to the skill notes field that will roll the 1d6 for you if you decide to use it: [Use Inspiration](!
[[1d6]])
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you could put a query in that field too, if you don't mind being prompted, then you only edit in one place, instead of all knowledge skills. depends if you mind editing more or dropdown prompts more.
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Scott C.
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This might actually be a good addition to the capabilities of the buff section. Both being able to specify skills to apply a buff/condition to as well as being able to put rolls in as a buff's effect