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OGL Sheet and Booming Blade Damage

I am using Dink (link)  suggestion to work with booming blade. But regardless of working good for regular attacks when crit the formula stopped working. Original formula: Booming Blade Damage if target moves willingly: [[ [[1 + floor((@{level} + 1)/6)]]d8 ]] thunder. Bonus damage to initial melee attack: [[ [[floor((@{level} + 1)/6)]]d8 ]] thunder. I included the short swor for:  1d6+3+[[ [[floor((@{level} + 1)/6)]]d8 ]] and the result I am receiving in a critical is: If anyone can help I would be eternally grateful!
Try taking out the extra double brackets 1d6+3+ [[floor((@{level} + 1)/6)]]d8  or add spaces  1d6+3+ [[ [[ floor((@{level} + 1)/6) ]]d8 ]] Both worked for me. 
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Ed S. said: Try taking out the extra double brackets 1d6+3+ [[floor((@{level} + 1)/6)]]d8  or add spaces  1d6+3+ [[ [[ floor((@{level} + 1)/6) ]]d8 ]] Both worked for me.  thank you but neither work for me. I think this does not work only in a critical and if you have a secondary damage. if you could please try as follows and let me know if this worked for you: DAMAGE: 1d6+3+ [[ [[ floor((@{level} + 1)/6) ]]d8 ]] DAMAGE2: [[ [[1 + floor((@{level} + 1)/6)]]d8 ]] then hit it until you get a crit (nat 20). Thnak you!
It's easy to test for a crit by changing the Crit range from 20 to 1, so it will always crit. It does work for me, but it's worth noting that the secondary damage shouldn't be doubled by a crit, so put 0d0 in the crit field for second damage since it's only if the creature moves. Leave the crit field blank in the first one it will autofill with the attack damage. Also you should remove the +3 though and put that as a bonus so it doesn't get added to the crit as well.
Ed S. said: It's easy to test for a crit by changing the Crit range from 20 to 1, so it will always crit. It does work for me, but it's worth noting that the secondary damage shouldn't be doubled by a crit, so put 0d0 in the crit field for second damage since it's only if the creature moves. Leave the crit field blank in the first one it will autofill with the attack damage. Also you should remove the +3 though and put that as a bonus so it doesn't get added to the crit as well. Thank you very much! Now it worked perfectly!!!!! You are amazing!
Happy to help!