Rollable table and ">" not behaving properly

Here is a macro I'm trying to make for multiple attacks: /roll ?{Number of attacks}?{Attack type|Normal,d20|Advantage,t[dA]}>?{Target} it currently has 2 problems.                  1. rolling with the Advantage option gives the result of, for example, rolling 5t[dA]>13 instead of actually rollling on the dA table even though dA is a rollable         table that exists in the same game     2. if I change the macro to be /roll ?{Number of attacks}?{Attack type|Normal,d20|Advantage,t[dA]}>(?{Target} - 4), the parentheses don't actualy work at all         and I just get, for an example, number>(15-4) instead of the actual comparison. A similar thing happens if I make it {?{Target} - 4} How do I make the macro actually work with these additions?

Hello you may try to add some [[ ]] to make calculations before the final calculation Ex: [[{?target}-4}]] I cannot test myself right now.. sorry :)

Pantoufle said: Hello you may try to add some [[ ]] to make calculations before the final calculation Ex: [[{?target}-4}]] I cannot test myself right now.. sorry :) Thanks! That worked, so problem 2 is solved.

I think you can solve problem 1 same way... but as I said I cannot test myself, so you'll have to test :) unless someone can jump in :D Edit: something like [[?{number of attacks}]] etc

Unfortunately, that sums the rolls BEFORE comparing them to the target, so I just get a sum of all rolls

I solved it. The solution was to put {} around the entire expression for dicerolls, AKA the final macro is now: /roll {?{Number of attacks}?{Attack type|Normal,d20|Advantage,t[d20A]|Disadvantage,t[d20D]}}>[[?{Target}-4]]

Nice :)

also, you are capable of organizing the Queries before they Execute by using ! to hide the Line; for Example: ! ?(Number of attacks) ! ?(Attack type|Normal,d20|Advantage,t[d20A]|Disadvantage,t[d20D]) ! ?(Target) /roll {?{Number of attacks}?{Attack type}}>[[?{Target}-4]] Also, keep in Mind: ">" actually means "Greater Than or Equal to" not just "Greater Than" Also, I'm pretty sure you are missing a Comma between those Queries, as you just ran a Comparitor on them {{A,B}>C}*(D-E)+E I don't fully comprehend it myself, but, I recently used it for query of Finesse &{template:default} {{name=Finesse}} {{Finesse=[[{[[floor((@{strength} -10) /2)]],[[floor((@{dexterity} -10) /2)]]}kh1]]}} {{Strength=[[floor((@{strength} -10) /2)]]}} {{Dexterity=[[floor((@{dexterity} -10) /2)]]}} or &{template:default} {{name=Finesse}} {{Finesse=[[{@{strength_mod},@{dexterity_mod}}kh1]]}} {{Strength=[[floor((@{strength} -10) /2)]]}} {{Dexterity=[[floor((@{dexterity} -10) /2)]]}} Bare essentials (the rest is beautification): [[{[[floor((@{strength} -10) /2)]],[[floor((@{dexterity} -10) /2)]]}kh1]] or [[{@{strength_mod},@{dexterity_mod}}kh1]]