Custom Charakter Sheet - Noob Question

I know as a regular Peasant I normally do not have the privilege to make custom Sheet, that’s for the Pro-Nobility here. But I tryed my best to do, at least, a quite simple Sheet on my own. But do to a lack of Roll20 Knowledge and barely any Experience in Coding I found very quickly things I did not understand. So that are my Questions, and tell me if I can solve them as a free User, or if this is a Pro-Account Job. 1. Do Makros know if-Clauses? Ether they not exist or i could not find the correct way to implement them 2. Who do I make it happen that, when I click on an Attribute it rolls automatically? Like on the other Pre-existing Sheets I know 3. Bye the way, how do I make the Attribute Name read-only (Also the Makros Name) I do not really want the Player to just Chance all the Names 4. If this is really all a Pro Feature, do you guys know a good Tutorial, to learn to make a Custom Sheet? Like from Knowledge Level 0 to I know what I am doing?

No. However, a custom sheet can include a roll template, which has some limited conditional support. See <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Roll_Templates#Creating_a_" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Roll_Templates#Creating_a_</a>... In order to click on something in a sheet and make something appear in chat, you need a roll button. What's displayed on the button can be almost anything. Using the disabled &nbsp;attribute on the input (makes the attribute autocalc), the readonly &nbsp;attribute on the input, or giving the attribute's name to a span element. Custom sheets are just HTML+CSS, occasionally with a bit of JavaScript for sheet worker scripts. The Roll20-specific stuff like roll buttons, repeating sections, and autocalc fields can be found on the wiki, but everything else you can just learn from a good HTML tutorial on the web.

Ok, thx for the quick answer But one last question remains. Can I chance the Chat text based on the number rolled? Let me explain. There is a 1d100 roll and if the rolled number is smaller than 60, the action is successfully and if the number is greater than 60 the action fails. But if I for example say: /roll 1d100&lt;@{Take Cover} the rolled answer is 1 success if the Action works and 0 success if the action fails. 0 or 1 is kinda of an answer, but I would prefer if there could be an Text that ether says: "Your Action was successful" or "You Action was unsuccessful" based on the previous roll. How can I manage that?

Roll templates should be able to accomplish that. See my link above.

Thank you very much