#RollwasCrit() Function

I've been trying to make sense of what it says on the Wiki... and it's just confusing me.  Or maybe I'm trying to use it in the wrong fashion. Basically, the homebrew system I am designing a sheet for will automatically double the damage of an attack on a crit. What I was thinking was something like this: (@{primary-ttldmg}) * (1 + @{primary-crit}) How would I program this? The code used to do the template is as follows: &{template:default}{{name= Attack!}}{{character= @{character_name}}}{{Weapon= @{primary-name}}}{{Attack= [[1d20cs>@{primary-crit}cf<@{primary-fail}+@{primary-atk}]]}}{{Damage= [[@{primary-ttldmg}]]}} Please ignore the fact that the attributes are undefined in this segment of code.  That isn't important.

I'm far from an expert on this, but I believe that you'd output an inline roll in your #RollwasCrit() section: {{#rollWasCrit() attack}} <span class="tcat">Crit: </span>[[ 2 * {{dmgcrit}} ]] {{/rollWasCrit() attack}} Probably this question is better asked in the Character sheets forum, where I will now move it...

The Aaron said: I'm far from an expert on this, but I believe that you'd output an inline roll in your #RollwasCrit() section: {{#rollWasCrit() attack}} <span class="tcat">Crit: </span>[[ 2 * {{dmgcrit}} ]] {{/rollWasCrit() attack}} Probably this question is better asked in the Character sheets forum, where I will now move it... I'm still confused, I have no idea how to properly implement this into the code.

Can you perform rolls and calculations within rolltemplate blocks? I was under the impression this was impossible.

G G said: Can you perform rolls and calculations within rolltemplate blocks? I was under the impression this was impossible. You'd need to make a custom template to implement these functions.  They cannot be implemented into the Default Template.

G G said: Can you perform rolls and calculations within rolltemplate blocks? I was under the impression this was impossible. You're right, what The Aaron wrote there wouldn't work. The best thing one could do would be to just display the same damage roll again, but calculations are not possible.