Suppressing Roll20 colorations of die results

Hello, is there any way to suppress the colorations that Roll20 puts on my 3d6 rolls?  I would like control over the coloration of the *total* (never on the individual dice), but barring that I would take suppressing all color effects.

You can add critical success/failure conditions that are impossible to remove colouring completely: [[3d6cs0cf0]] That would remove any kind of colouration from the dice since the critical success/failure condition of being a 0 could never be met.

If you want control over the 3d6, and the colours are always the same, you could make a rollable table with the correct weightings.

Ziechael said: You can add critical success/failure conditions that are impossible to remove colouring completely: [[3d6cs0cf0]] That would remove any kind of colouration from the dice since the critical success/failure condition of being a 0 could never be met. Thanks for that workaround!  This is for a system that uses roll-under a target with the total of 3d6.  Having the 1's and 6's colored, and colored *opposite* of their effect in the game (low=good/high=bad), was very distracting.  If only I could use the cs and cf tests on the total instead of it being always on each individual die, then I could get what I want exactly.  It seems so straightforward in my mind to be able to do [[(3d6)cs3cf18]]...

Aranador said: If you want control over the 3d6, and the colours are always the same, you could make a rollable table with the correct weightings. I am new to writing macros/abilities in Roll20, and haven't looked at rollable tables yet.  I may do so in the future.  Can rollable tables control the coloration of the result given by the table? EDIT:  Oh, wait, you did say "colours are always the same" - did you mean regardless of outcome, or each given outcome can have a given color, but it is "fixed" on that table?

Yah fixed on that table.  But it might not be what you want, as i suspect you would need the table to return an image of the dice, others may be able to chime in if that can also have a value that can be returned that is usable in formulas.

Aranador said: Yah fixed on that table.  But it might not be what you want, as i suspect you would need the table to return an image of the dice, others may be able to chime in if that can also have a value that can be returned that is usable in formulas. No, I have no need for images of dice, I just need the numbers.