!ammo and Power Cards?

Has anyone been able to do something similar to this macro using The Aaron's !ammo API? I love what !ammo does, but I'd really like to issue the command inside of a PowerCard interface and can't figure out how. !power {{ --name|Potion --leftsub|1 Bonus Action --rightsub|Self --tokenid|@{selected|token_id} --emote|@{selected|character_name} drinks a potion of healing --?? $potion == 0 ?? |~C//**Potion of Healing, ^^ common//**~C --?? $potion == 1 ?? |~C//**Potion of Greater Healing, ^^uncommon//**~C --?? $potion == 2 ?? |~C//**Potion of Superior Healing ^^rare//**~C --?? $potion == 3 ?? |~C//**Potion of Supreme Healing, ^^very rare//**~C --hroll|[[ [$potion] ?{Type|Potion of Healing, 0|Potion of Greater Healing, 1|Potion of Superior Healing, 2|Potion of Supreme Healing, 3} +0d0 ]] --?? $potion == 0 ?? Result:|@{target|character_name} regains [[ [$Healing0] 2d4 +2 ]] hit points. --?? $potion == 1 ?? Result:|@{target|character_name} regains [[ [$Healing1] 4d4 +4 ]] hit points. --?? $potion == 2 ?? Result:|@{target|character_name} regains [[ [$Healing2] 8d4 +8 ]] hit points. --?? $potion == 3 ?? Result:|@{target|character_name} regains [[ [$Healing3] 10d4 +20 ]] hit points. --?? $potion == 0 ?? alterbar1|_target|@{target|token_id} _bar|1 _amount|[^Healing0] _show|none --?? $potion == 1 ?? alterbar1|_target|@{target|token_id} _bar|1 _amount|[^Healing1] _show|none --?? $potion == 2 ?? alterbar1|_target|@{target|token_id} _bar|1 _amount|[^Healing2] _show|none --?? $potion == 3 ?? alterbar1|_target|@{target|token_id} _bar|1 _amount|[^Healing3] _show|none }} When done, I'd like this to allow my players to select one fo their ranged weapons, shoot, and deduct ammo.

Back in my 3.5 game I did ammo management as per this very complex macro (The bits in bold are the important areas of how I handled repeating sections for ammo.): !power {{ --format|attack --emote|@{selected|token_name} attacks @{target|token_name} --charid|@{selected|character_id} --name|@{selected|weapon2name} --leftsub|@{selected|weapon2type} --rightsub|Crit: x@{selected|weapon2critmult} --hroll|[[ [$ammo] ?{Ammo Type?|@{selected|repeating_ammunition_$0_ammoname},0|@{selected|repeating_ammunition_$1_ammoname},1|@{selected|repeating_ammunition_$2_ammoname},2|@{selected|repeating_ammunition_$3_ammoname},3|@{selected|repeating_ammunition_$4_ammoname},4|@{selected|repeating_ammunition_$5_ammoname},5|@{selected|repeating_ammunition_$6_ammoname},6} + 0d0]] --?? $ammo.base == 0 ?? !ammo0|**Ammunition used:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$0_ammoname} ^^ **Notes:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$0_ammonotes} --?? $ammo.base == 1 ?? !ammo1|**Ammunition used:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$1_ammoname} ^^ **Notes:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$1_ammonotes} --?? $ammo.base == 2 ?? !ammo2|**Ammunition used:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$2_ammoname} ^^ **Notes:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$2_ammonotes} --?? $ammo.base == 3 ?? !ammo3|**Ammunition used:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$3_ammoname} ^^ **Notes:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$3_ammonotes} --?? $ammo.base == 4 ?? !ammo4|**Ammunition used:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$4_ammoname} ^^ **Notes:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$4_ammonotes} --?? $ammo.base == 5 ?? !ammo5|**Ammunition used:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$5_ammoname} ^^ **Notes:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$5_ammonotes} --?? $ammo.base == 6 ?? !ammo6|**Ammunition used:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$6_ammoname} ^^ **Notes:** @{selected|repeating_ammunition_$6_ammonotes} ?{Attack Type?| Standard, --Standard Attack:|[[ [$att] 1d20 + @{selected|bab} + @{selected|size} + @{selected|weapon2stat} + @{selected|weapon2enh} + @{selected|bar3} + @{selected|weapon2focus} + @{Buff|attbuff} ]] vs [[ [$tac] @{target|armorclass} +0d0 ]] AC --?? $att.base == 1 ?? !fumble|[[ 1t[misstable] ]] ^^ **Fumble Check:** [[ [$fbl] 1d20 ]] --?? $att.base == 1 AND $fbl.base == 1 ?? !fumbled|[[ 1t[Fumble] ]] --?? $att.base <> 1 AND $att.total < $tac.total ?? !miss|[[ 1t[misstable] ]] --?? $att.base <> 1 AND $att.total >= $tac.total OR $att.base == 20 ?? !hit|[[ 1t[hittable] ]] ^^ [[ 1@{selected|weapon2damage} + @{selected|bar2} + @{selected|weapon2damagestat} + @{selected|weapon2enh} + @{selected|weapon2specialize} + @{Buff|dambuff} ]] @{selected|weapon2type} damage! --?? $att.base >= @{selected|weapon2critmin} ?? Critical Threat:| [[ [$crit] 1d20 + @{selected|bab} + @{selected|bar3} + @{selected|size} + @{selected|weapon2stat} + @{selected|weapon2enh} + @{selected|weapon2focus} + @{Buff|attbuff} ]] --?? $att.base >= @{selected|weapon2critmin} AND $crit.total >= $tac.total ?? Critical Hit:|Additional [[ [[ @{selected|weapon2critmult} -1 ]]@{selected|weapon2damage} ]] @{selected|weapon2type} damage! | BAB2, --BAB2:|[[ [$att] 1d20 + @{selected|bab2} + @{selected|size} + @{selected|weapon2stat} + @{selected|weapon2enh} + @{selected|bar3} + @{selected|weapon2focus} + @{Buff|attbuff} ]] vs [[ [$tac] @{target|armorclass} +0d0 ]] AC --?? $att.base == 1 ?? !fumble|[[ 1t[misstable] ]] ^^ **Fumble Check:** [[ [$fbl] 1d20 ]] --?? $att.base == 1 AND $fbl.base == 1 ?? !fumbled|[[ 1t[Fumble] ]] --?? $att.base <> 1 AND $att.total < $tac.total ?? !miss|[[ 1t[misstable] ]] --?? $att.base <> 1 AND $att.total >= $tac.total OR $att.base == 20 ?? !hit|[[ 1t[hittable] ]] ^^ [[ 1@{selected|weapon2damage} + @{selected|weapon2damagestat} + @{selected|weapon2enh} + @{selected|bar2} + @{selected|weapon2specialize} + @{Buff|dambuff} ]] @{selected|weapon2type} damage! --?? $att.base >= @{selected|weapon2critmin} ?? Critical Threat:| [[ [$crit] 1d20 + @{selected|bab2} + @{selected|size} + @{selected|weapon2stat} + @{selected|weapon2enh} + @{selected|bar3} + @{selected|weapon2focus} + @{Buff|attbuff} ]] --?? $att.base >= @{selected|weapon2critmin} AND $crit.total >= $tac.total ?? Critical Hit:|Additional [[ [[ @{selected|weapon2critmult} -1 ]]@{selected|weapon2damage} ]] @{selected|weapon2type} damage! | Sneak Attack, --Sneak Attack:|[[ [$att] 1d20 + @{selected|bab} + @{selected|bar3} + @{selected|size} + @{selected|weapon2stat} + @{selected|weapon2enh} + @{selected|weapon2focus} + @{Buff|attbuff} ]] vs [[ [$tac] @{target|armorclass} +0d0 ]] AC --?? $att.base == 1 ?? !fumble|[[ 1t[misstable] ]] ^^ **Fumble Check:** [[ [$fbl] 1d20 ]] --?? $att.base == 1 AND $fbl.base == 1 ?? !fumbled|[[ 1t[Fumble] ]] --?? $att.base <> 1 AND $att.total < $tac.total ?? !miss|[[ 1t[misstable] ]] --?? $att.base <> 1 AND $att.total >= $tac.total OR $att.base == 20 ?? !hit|[[ 1t[hittable] ]] ^^ [[ 1@{selected|weapon2damage} + @{selected|bar2} + @{selected|weapon2damagestat} + @{selected|weapon2enh} + @{selected|weapon2specialize} + @{Buff|dambuff} + [[ ceil(@{selected|level}/2) ]]d6 ]] @{selected|weapon2type} damage! --?? $att.base >= @{selected|weapon2critmin} ?? Critical Threat:| [[ [$crit] 1d20 + @{selected|bab} + @{selected|bar3} + @{selected|size} + @{selected|weapon2stat} + @{selected|weapon2enh} + @{selected|weapon2focus} + @{Buff|attbuff} ]] --?? $att.base >= @{selected|weapon2critmin} AND $crit.total >= $tac.total ?? Critical Hit:|Additional [[ [[ @{selected|weapon2critmult} -1 ]]@{selected|weapon2damage} ]] @{selected|weapon2type} damage! } --?? $att.base == 1 AND $fbl.base == 1 ?? soundfx1|_play,delay:2|critmiss --?? $att.base >= @{selected|weapon1critmin} AND $crit.total >= $tac.total ?? soundfx2|_play,delay:2|Critical Hit --Notes|@{selected|weapon2specialproperties} }} !power --name|SR: @{target|spellresistance} DR: @{target|damagereduction} --whisper|GM !playsound Arrow !ammo @{selected|token_id} repeating_ammunition_$?{Ammo Type?}_ammoquantity -1

So this is very nice, I'm not 100% sure I understand how this:  repeating_ammunition_$?{Ammo Type?}_ammoquantity calculates what ammo type you used, and reduces it. I don't use repeating fields, so for example assuming I only had a few... If I have two attribute fields: ranged1_ammoname which contains "bullet" ranged1_ammoquantity which contains "25" and so on Your Ammo Type? question will show "bullet" as my first option. However, when you get here: !ammo @{selected|token_id} repeating_ammunition_$?{Ammo Type?}_ammoquantity -1 How does that translate into: !ammo @{selected|token_id} ranged1_ammoquantity -1 How does $?{Ammo Type?} know to get the field name and the not field value? Am I making any sense?

It's a bit of a learning curve i agree lol... will try to break it down into the important parts using relevant examples based on your use case. So first we set up a tag in powercards that assigns a numerical value to the query result using the names as labels in the query itself: --hroll|[[ [$ammo] ?{Ammo Type|@{selected|ranged1_ammoname},1|@{selected| ranged2_ammoname },2} + 0d0]] With is numerical value we can then display key information in the powercard itself: --?? $ammo.base == 0 ?? !ammo0|**Ammunition used:** @{selected|ranged1_ammoname}; Quantity Available: @{selected|ranged1_ammoquantity} And... because the query results in a numerical value and our attribute is only different based on that number we can influence the actions of ammo accordingly: !ammo @{selected|token_id} ranged?{Ammo Type}_ammoquantity -1 So in the above ?{Ammo Type} can only result in a 1 or a 2 which will resolve to being the right attribute depending on your choice... of course this can be expanded to any number of attributes as long as they follow a common naming convention with only a number as the difference :) I hope any of that makes sense!!!

OK, now this makes 100% sense...  I need to (example) name my weapons such as ranged1_name, ranged2_name, so that I can reference my ammo as ranged1_ammo, ranged2_ammo Perfect!