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Some questions: 1) Is this using the Roll20 5e sheet, or something else? Different sheets use different syntax. 2) Are all initiative macros failing, or just for this character? 3) Are other rolls in the chat working?
keithcurtis said: Some questions: 1) Is this using the Roll20 5e sheet, or something else? Different sheets use different syntax. 2) Are all initiative macros failing, or just for this character? 3) Are other rolls in the chat working? 1) 5e OGL 2) All PCs fail to roll it just posts the macro to chat, NPCs work fine 3) Other Macros seem to be working
Well shoot. That rules out most easy solutions. I'm stumped. If someone more familiar with the quirks of the sheet doesn't chime in, you might need to make this into a bug report.
We have this in my game sometimes... if a player doesn't have their token selected when running the macro (from their sheet or a macro bar macro) it will print to chat but not add it to the turn order. Depending on how you are using the macro it could be that?!
Ziechael said: We have this in my game sometimes... if a player doesn't have their token selected when running the macro (from their sheet or a macro bar macro) it will print to chat but not add it to the turn order. Depending on how you are using the macro it could be that?! Very odd I am using it as a Token Action, so the token has to be selected.
That is odd, I'm unable to reproduce the behaviour... does it work in a new test game as expected? And just in case something weird has happened, check for whitespace or encoded spaces before the macro... sometimes copy/paste can bring across unwanted formatting that breaks things. This may need moving to the Bugs Forum for a Dev investigation :/
Ziechael said: That is odd, I'm unable to reproduce the behaviour... does it work in a new test game as expected? And just in case something weird has happened, check for whitespace or encoded spaces before the macro... sometimes copy/paste can bring across unwanted formatting that breaks things. This may need moving to the Bugs Forum for a Dev investigation :/ Yea I checked for spaces, no go there. The macro works fine in my other games just this one game does not work. I even tried copying that game and the copy still had the error. The Campaign is called Slash & Smash Sunday if a Dev wants to take a look at it.
Anthony V. said: Ziechael said: We have this in my game sometimes... if a player doesn't have their token selected when running the macro (from their sheet or a macro bar macro) it will print to chat but not add it to the turn order. Depending on how you are using the macro it could be that?! Very odd I am using it as a Token Action, so the token has to be selected. I have made this mistake myself, did you name the token action
Initiative? Change the name to something else. That will fix it for you.
Ed S. said: Anthony V. said: Ziechael said: We have this in my game sometimes... if a player doesn't have their token selected when running the macro (from their sheet or a macro bar macro) it will print to chat but not add it to the turn order. Depending on how you are using the macro it could be that?! Very odd I am using it as a Token Action, so the token has to be selected. I have made this mistake myself, did you name the token action
Initiative? Change the name to something else. That will fix it for you.
Lol wow that fixed it! Thank you!
Nice catch Ed, I remember the 3.5e sheet had that issue given the auto-generation of an initiative token action from the sheet itself... didn't even think the 5e one would suffer from it... that's 2 things I've learned today... what a day!
I only know because I had made that mistake myself. The token action ends up calling itself instead of the sheet button because they have the same name.