Brute Fighter Macro Help

So I feel like I am stumbling, and I am close but not quite. I am going to be trying out the Fighter subclass Brute, and saw that it had additional damages, similar to the Monk. Well I already have a macro for the monk, 1d[[4+2*floor((@{level}+1)/6)]]. What I cant figure out though is how to make it increase during the Fighter's level ups, of 3, 10, 16, and 20, going to d4, d6, d8, d10. I guess I dont understand the differences between Floor, Flat, Round, and Ceil enough to know what it is I am doing wrong.  1d[[4+2*floor((@{level}+1)/6)]] 1d[[4+2*floor((@{level})/6)]] 1d[[4+2*flat((@{level})/9)]] 1d[[4+2*flat(round(@{level}+1)/6)]] I've tried several versions, trying to see if I can get it, and just cant figure it out.

Does flat() do anything? I've never seen that before. What I cant figure out though is how to make it increase during the Fighter's level ups, of 3, 10, 16, and 20, going to d4, d6, d8, d10. is it d4 at level 3, d6 at 10, etc.? What about below level 3?

This should work. I cross referenced ray of frost. The damage types are close. {{damage=[[1d[[2+2*round((@{selected|level}) / 6+.5)]]]]}}

G G said: Does flat() do anything? I've never seen that before. What I cant figure out though is how to make it increase during the Fighter's level ups, of 3, 10, 16, and 20, going to d4, d6, d8, d10. is it d4 at level 3, d6 at 10, etc.? What about below level 3? Yes Level 3 is d4, 10 is d6, 16 d8, 20 d10. There is nothing below 3, it is the Fighter subclass Brute in the UA.

Blood L. said: This should work. I cross referenced ray of frost. The damage types are close. {{damage=[[1d[[2+2*round((@{selected|level}) / 6+.5)]]]]}} I just tried it, it did not work properly. Levels 3-9 should be a 1d4. 10-15 should be a 1d6. 16-19 should be a 1d8. 20 should be a 1d10. Yours boosts the damage to 1d6 by level 9, which is a problem I've been having.

Long winded but guaranteed to work: {{damage=[[1d[[ (({floor(@{selected|level}/3),1}kl1)*4) + (({floor(@{selected|level}/10),1}kl1)*2) + (({floor(@{selected|level}/16),1}kl1)*2) + (({floor(@{selected|level}/20),1}kl1)*2) ]] ]]}} There is likely a mathematical formula that would do it but meh... sometimes hackery is the way forward ;)

Here's a way to do it: /roll 1d[[ ( {1,floor(@{level}/3)}dh1 + {1,floor(@{level}/10)}dh1 + {1,floor(@{level}/16)}dh1 +{1,floor(@{level}/20)}dh1 )*2+2  ]] Edit: curses, ziechael beat me to it. 

G G said: Here's a way to do it: /roll 1d[[ ( {1,floor(@{level}/3)}dh1 + {1,floor(@{level}/10)}dh1 + {1,floor(@{level}/16)}dh1 +{1,floor(@{level}/20)}dh1 )*2+2  ]] Edit: curses, ziechael beat me to it.  Two sides of the same coin, yours is a little tidier to my mind :)

Thanks :) I wouldnt be surprised if Silvyre appeared with a mathematical solution, too. 

Thank you both so much =] I try my best with macros but I just dont quite understand it sometimes.

It's a learning curve to be sure but stick at it and there isn't much you can't do :)