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Character sheet - hiding roll for monsters

I've created a custom system for characters sheets. Everything works great. One thing I've realized though : All players can see the monsters roll when I use it. Is there a way to hide/whisper to self the rolls? I've read that the 5ed DnD character sheets have a ''hide'' option for monsters/NPC. But can it be integrated to another custom sheet like mine? Thanks a lot!
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Andreas J.
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Yes, it's possible. If the rolls on the sheet use a roll template, you could simply add "/w gm" to the start of your macros. If you want to go a more advanced route, you could create a toggle to make it possible to turn it on and off. You could look at line 18-19 on the 5E by Roll20 sheet . It have a radio menu toggle that changes the value of an attribute betwwen being empty or "/w gm", which then is placed in place of the "/w gm" in the roll buttons, and now it can be changed per sheet. Although i think it's easier to do with a `<select>` dropdown menu with two options instead of the radio buttons, which would require some css to make.
Woah, never saw this line in the 5E. Thanks for the info. I've just integrated the current section at the top of the sheet : <input type="hidden" class="toggleflag" name="attr_wtype"> <div class="advantagetoggle whispertoggle"> <input type="radio" class="toggle-left" name="attr_whispertoggle" value="" checked="checked"><span data-i18n="Publique">PUBLIC</span> <input type="radio" class="toggle-right" name="attr_whispertoggle" value="/w gm "><span data-i18n="GM seulement">TO <span class="togm">GM</span></span> </div> And add @{whispertoggle} in front of all my template and it works like a charm.