[3.5] Cannot make macros that use roll buttons off CS.

I try to use token buttons as much as possible to speed up game play. Usually on the Abilities Tab (where you set up token buttons) I'll put something like "@{willcheck}" and the willcheck roll button will be activated when you click the token button. This is the same for skills, weapons, abilities, etc; I've been doing this for years with great success. Starting last night this no longer works for any of my character sheets across any games (all 3.5). Instead when I click Tzor's token's "Will" button or the roll button on the abilities tab I get:   No attribute was found for @{Tzor|willcheck} 8:46PM GM (GM):  Tzor|willcheck However if I click the roll button on the sheet it still works.  I've taken screen shots but am having trouble uploading them.

I believe the 3.5 sheet was recently updated( <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/permalink/7100615/" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/permalink/7100615/</a> ) so that sheet button/rolls could be dragged to the quickbar, which means that the attribute names needed to be changed.&nbsp; Since they are now button rolls not attributes, try changing "@" to "%" if your macro is calling a button roll. % {Tzor|willcheck}

Yeah that works Vince thanks. The only problem is (besides having to change all the macros on all the sheets to begin with) if the name is ever changed, like if the sheet gets copied, now I have to change all the macros again.

While a sheetworker script can be used to change/update macros on-sheet, I believe it would take a custom API script(pro perk) to change/update ability macros. ;-(

Anyone know how to make it pull the name from the character sheet? Taking&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; % {Tzor|willcheck} and turning it to %{character_name|willcheck}&nbsp; or&nbsp; %{ [[@{character_name}]] |willcheck}&nbsp;&nbsp; doesn't work.

If you are trying to make more universal macro, you might consider using selected or target. % {selected|willcheck} % {target|willcheck} While you can get the linked name from a token using @{selected|character_name}, it can't be inserted inside another attribute call.&nbsp;&nbsp; % {selected|willcheck} should work to make your roll.