Single roll, multiple results ?

I'm trying to make a macro that rolls once and then uses that roll for different, separate operations. In order, I need the macro to do this: 1) Roll the die 2) Store the result somewhere in temporary memory/variable/array/whatever 3) "Call" that result back, as many times as I want, inside the same macro, to do different things Is this possible? If no, are there workarounds?

Unfortunately, it's not possible without an API script (pro perk) like SkyCaptain's Powercards. I can see a sort of workaround using command buttons. On my phone atm, but I'll post back later with a basic idea from my computer.

Not really... not without writing an API script for that purpose. Which requires a Pro subscription.

Scott C. said: Unfortunately, it's not possible without an API script (pro perk) like SkyCaptain's Powercards. I can see a sort of workaround using command buttons. On my phone atm, but I'll post back later with a basic idea from my computer. Even with PowerCards, there are limitations on what can be done with them. Someday I may re-write powercards to take advantage of of the async/await changes to the api, but I don't know when, if ever, I will get around to that.

Seppo o. said: Is this possible? If no, are there workarounds? The obvious one to me is to Roll the die; then if it;s a one pull from Table 1 as many times as you need [or run Macro 1]?  If it is a 2 then do the same with Table/Macro 2 - but I guess you wanted to automate it more than this

If you are just randomly deciding between things you may be able to have a table do the work. one table has the names of other tables as results. you may be able to then roll for instance [[1d6]]t[1t[TableChooser] ] (syntax may be wrong).

Andrew (Halfling Gypsy) said: If you are just randomly deciding between things you may be able to have a table do the work. one table has the names of other tables as results. you may be able to then roll for instance [[1d6]]t[1t[TableChooser] ] (syntax may be wrong). Won't work due to how table rolls are resolved