Multiple outputs from a roll

Hello! Sorry if this is retreading previously-covered ground, but I'm looking to make a dice macro for a dice system where: You roll a pool of d6s. You want to know the highest value. Multiple 6s are a crit. Sometimes, 1s and 2s cause bad stuff (glitches). I can do 1 and 2 with @{Attribute} d6k1s, but I'd like it if a roll result of, e.g. (1, 6, 6) could output: [6, Crit, 1 glitch].  Any advice?

You’re pretty much firmly in the realm of API for advanced things like that. The best you can do without it would be to use /r and sort descending, and maybe some coloring: /r @{Attribute} d6sdcs6cs2cf2cf1

Ah well. Thanks for the response, and I'll try that macro out!

Aaron, should that cs2 be there? /r @{Attribute}d6sdcs6cs2cf2cf1 Shouldn't it be /r @{Attribute}d6sdcs6cf2cf1 or even /r @{Attribute}d6sdcs6cf<2

I think it depends on whether a 2 result is different than a 1 result.  In The Aaron's example, the 1 would be outlined in red and 2 in blue.  If there is no difference at all between 1 and 2, then yours would be cleaner.

Actually it looks like when there are both cs2 and cf2, it just shows red. I just tested this, and it doesnt matter the order: if cs and cf exist for the same roll, it's always red. The blue only happens when you get a crit on one die, and fumble on a different die, not if they happen on the same die.

For some reason, I thought I had done that before for something.  It must have been something with 2 dice then.  That'll teach me to type without checking first!

I thought it would work that way too, before I tested it :)

I was thinking then the 2 would be blue, but that might just work on inline rolls. My intent was to make each of 6, 2, and 1 uniquely colored. 

Yeah, it works as an inline roll.  I just tested [[1d6sdcs6cs2cf2cf1]], and the 2 displays as blue.

That's weird. It works as an inline roll but not in this format /roll 1d6sdcs6cs2cf2cf1

I guess technically, it only works on the border of an inline roll, not the individual dice.