Newbie needs help with attack macro for shaped sheets

I am trying to follow the steps from this youtube video <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrbqdkGIa00" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrbqdkGIa00</a> I am trying to figure out he macro but I am not sure what to do.&nbsp; He suggest this macro %{selected|repeating_npcaction_$0_npc_action} but it does not work it just returns selected|repeating_npcaction_$0_npc_action I just want to create a "monster" template so I can create monsters like the video and have the attacks set up as macro so each monster will have an attack button for each type of attack.&nbsp; if i go in to the character sheet I can click a weapon and the macro looks like this @{Commoner|output_option} &{template:5e-shaped} {{character_name=@{Commoner|character_name}}} @{Commoner|show_character_name} {{title=Club}} {{action=1}} @{Commoner|hide_gm_info} {{@{Commoner|shaped_d20}=1}} {{attack_type_macro=[Melee Weapon Attack:](~-L-Yn3uGN4KK0mTt4qW1|repeating_action_-L-m2DqcxyBGVktsKYFg_attack)}} {{has_attack_damage=1}} {{attack_damage_crit=[[1d4]]}} {{attack_damage=[[1d4[damage]]]}} {{attack_damage_type=bludgeoning}} {{has_attack_damage=1}} {{attack_damage_macro=[Hit:](~-L-Yn3uGN4KK0mTt4qW1|repeating_action_-L-m2DqcxyBGVktsKYFg_attack_damage)}} {{attack_damage_crit_macro=[Crit:](~-L-Yn3uGN4KK0mTt4qW1|repeating_action_-L-m2DqcxyBGVktsKYFg_attack_damage_crit)}} {{attack1=[[@{Commoner|shaped_d20}@{Commoner|d20_mod} + 2[proficient]]]}} {{reach=5 ft.}} the other macros I got to work I just changed @{commoner&nbsp; to @{selected and then I could just click the token and then the macro and it would work fine for that token.&nbsp; This one seems bound to a weapon and I can't figure out how to just make it use what ever is the first (or Zero) attack I don't need anything as "fancy" as the output above. I just want something like this Wolf attacked Roll 15 to hit and did 6 damage just for some history I used a script for github to import the monsters into my journal and the are all NPC in the shaped sheet. A few I moved the compendium to the shaped sheet so the monster all have weapons entered.&nbsp; basically&nbsp; what is a simple macro that roll the to hit and damage from a selected token. Useing attack 0 or 1. I know the slots all start from 0 not 1 any help would be great. thanks

First off the problem is you are trying to use OGL macro calls for the shaped sheet. %{selected|repeating_npcaction_$0_npc_action} Should be %{selected|repeating_action_$0_roll} or&nbsp;%{selected|repeating_action_$0_action} both work. Most things are covered in the documentation of how to reference it here (also link on the sheet itself at the bottom)&nbsp; <a href="https://bitbucket.org/mlenser/5eshaped/wiki/Home" rel="nofollow">https://bitbucket.org/mlenser/5eshaped/wiki/Home</a> However, note that one thing about the shaped sheet is most OGL macro setups are built into the shaped sheet in some way so you shouldn't need a template at all unless you want something very specific. One good one to know is %{selected|shaped_statblock} which outputs the following You can then click any of the pink text as they are buttons that will output the roll as if clicked on the sheet. If you want just actions you could use %{selected|shaped_actions} To get &nbsp; In general my setup involves there token actions. %{selected|shaped_initiative} %{selected|shaped_spells} %{selected|shaped_statblock} I then put them in the macros tab in the top right along with chat and set them to show as token actions of any token I click on, no setup of the sheet required. So when I click a token I get&nbsp; And can run any monster quickly and easily based on those 3 macros that the sheet has and global token actions without opening a sheet, and without a template.

Thank you this has really helped me a lot.&nbsp; thanks

Vanakoji said: First off the problem is you are trying to use OGL macro calls for the shaped sheet. %{selected|repeating_npcaction_$0_npc_action} Should be %{selected|repeating_action_$0_roll} or&nbsp;%{selected|repeating_action_$0_action} both work. Most things are covered in the documentation of how to reference it here (also link on the sheet itself at the bottom)&nbsp; <a href="https://bitbucket.org/mlenser/5eshaped/wiki/Home" rel="nofollow">https://bitbucket.org/mlenser/5eshaped/wiki/Home</a> However, note that one thing about the shaped sheet is most OGL macro setups are built into the shaped sheet in some way so you shouldn't need a template at all unless you want something very specific. One good one to know is %{selected|shaped_statblock} which outputs the following You can then click any of the pink text as they are buttons that will output the roll as if clicked on the sheet. If you want just actions you could use %{selected|shaped_actions} To get &nbsp; In general my setup involves there token actions. %{selected|shaped_initiative} %{selected|shaped_spells} %{selected|shaped_statblock} I then put them in the macros tab in the top right along with chat and set them to show as token actions of any token I click on, no setup of the sheet required. So when I click a token I get&nbsp; And can run any monster quickly and easily based on those 3 macros that the sheet has and global token actions without opening a sheet, and without a template. i have token actions for my ogl sheet but that shaped sheet statblock could be usefull is that possible with the ogl sheets&nbsp;

You can make one with a macro! This isn't my work, but I can't find the thread to give credit to the person responsible. Replace charName with your character's name. /w charName &{template:atk} {{desc=**Saving Throws** [Strength](~charName|strength_save) **|** [Dexterity](~charName|dexterity_save) **|** [Constitution](~charName|constitution_save) [Intelligence](~charName|intelligence_save) **|** [Wisdom](~charName|wisdom_save) **|** [Charisma](~charName|charisma_save) **-----------------------------------------------** **Ability Checks** [Strength](~charName|strength) **|** [Dexterity](~charName|dexterity) **|** [Constitution](~charName|constitution) [Intelligence](~charName|intelligence) **|** [Wisdom](~charName|wisdom) **|** [Charisma](~charName|charisma) **-----------------------------------------------** **Physical Skills** [Acrobatics](~charName|acrobatics) **|** [Athletics](~charName|athletics) **|** [Steath](~charName|stealth) **Social Skills** [Persuasion](~charName|persuasion) **|** [Deception](~charName|deception) **|** [Insight](~charName|insight) [Intimidation](~charName|intimidation) **Senses** [Investigation](~charName|investigation) **|** [Perception](~charName|perception) **Knowledge** [Arcana](~charName|arcana) **|** [History](~charName|history) **|** [Medicine](~charName|medicine) [Nature](~charName|nature) **|** [Religion](~charName|religion) **Miscellaneous** [Survival](~charName|survival) **|** [Animal Handling](~charName|animal_handling) [Performance](~charName|performance) **|** [Sleight of Hand](~charName|sleight_of_hand) **-----------------------------------------------** **Tools** [Herbalism Kit](~charName|repeating_tool_$0_tool) **|** [Disguise Kit](~charName|repeating_tool_$1_tool) **|** [Thieves Tools](~charName|repeating_tool_$2_tool) }}

so replace ~charname with the sheets name gotcha :D&nbsp;

That's right. Or @{selected|whatever} to apply it to the selected token.

Yeah that stat block is very useful.&nbsp; I really like it