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There must be something I'm just missing entirely. I'm trying to multiply two attributes together into an autocalc, but it just ignores the second attribute. Weirdly, it works fine if I add them together, just not multiplication.
It ignores the second attribute, so it just mirrors the first. For instance if attribute one is 5, and attribute two is 6, the autocalc value will just be 5.
Could you copypaste the autocalc formula you're using so we see exactly how it looks like? An explanation of the situation is good, but seeing the actual thing is always better.
are power1bcost and powerbdice numbers? what do their values look like? try putting them in [[ ]]. one of these: value="@{power1bcost}*[[@{power1dice}]]" value="[[@{power1bcost}]]*@{power1dice}" value="[[@{power1bcost}]]*[[@{power1dice}]]" value="[[@{power1bcost}*@{power1dice}]]"
I figured out the issue, I forgot to put parenthesis around the power1bcost autocalc, so the second autocalc wasn't treating that attribute as all one number, so there was nothing to multiply the second attribute by unless I filled in the last attribute added to the first autocalc.
