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Combine Macro - Select 'Attack' to roll damage as in the CharacterMancer, but in the Attributes Tab

Hello all, I took a search and did not see anythig on this (It is entirely possible I missed it!) So I see the below for a separate attack and damage roll; Attack Roll; &{template:npcaction} {{attack=1}} {{name=@{npc_name} }} {{rname=rname}} {{r1=[[ [[1d20]] ]] }} {{normal=1}} {{description=description}} Damage Roll; &{template:npcdmg} {{damage=1}} {{dmg1flag=1}} {{dmg1=[[ [[1d20]] ]] }} {{dmg1type=slashing}} Ideally I would like there to be an option in the attack roll for the word 'Attack' to be a selectable attribute that would then roll damage as in the CharacterMancer :) I am doing so in order to hide any modifiers and such, as currently if I hover over them in the CharacterMancer rolls they show up.  Thanks!
Why cant you just use the code from the character sheet to do what you want? Press the button for your attack on the character sheet. Then press the up arrow on your keyboard. Then copy and paste that code into your macro!
.....I had NO idea that was a thing :O Brian A - You are a legend! Thank you so much! :D :D :D :D :D
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Kraynic
Pro
Sheet Author
Since you have a pro subscription, you may want to check out a script that helps create menus of rolls from sheets.&nbsp; One of the options is universal chat menu.&nbsp; It isn't in the one click install, just on the forums, so you would need to install it manually.&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/7474530/script-call-for-testers-universal-chat-menus" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/7474530/script-call-for-testers-universal-chat-menus</a>