Savage Worlds Macro Question

I am trying to set up a macro that handles exploding dice, modifiers and then compares it against a target number. In this case 4. The macro works fine but doesn't return the number of success. It simply gives the results. Anyone have any insight. /r {1d?{TraitDie|4}!, 1d6!}kh1 + ?{Modifier|0} - @{Wounds} -@{Fatigue} > 4

You need to put the entire left side of the inequality in {} braces.

Maybe I am not understanding correctly but I have tried that with this: /r {{1d?{TraitDie|4}!, 1d6!}kh1 + ?{Modifier|0} - @{Wounds} -@{Fatigue}} >4 and am getting the same result as before. It is returning the correct number but ignoring the success check.

You have a space between the final bracket and the inequality. Delete the space.

Unfortunately setting it up like this results in an error. /r {{1d?{TraitDie|4}!, 1d6!}kh1 + ?{Modifier|0} - @{Wounds} -@{Fatigue}}>4 G expression is not supported in a single sub-roll expression success check Might simply be what I am trying to do isn't supported?

Try this I was playing around with it for you. /r ({1d?{TraitDie|4}!, 1d6!}kh1 + ?{Modifier|0} - @{selected|Wounds} -@{selected|Fatigue})>4 I used selected attributes because that is what I am used to so that each token has a wounds and fatigue attribute. But you might like this one as it does the math for you and just tells you how many successes you get 1 is a success and say 3 is a success and 2 raises in savage worlds. /r ceil(({1d?{Trait Die|4}!, 1d6!}kh1 + ?{Modifier|0} - @{selected|Wounds} -@{selected|Fatigue})/4) Here is same macro as an inline roll. [[ceil(({1d?{Trait Die|4}!, 1d6!}kh1 + ?{Modifier|0} - @{selected|Wounds} -@{selected|Fatigue})/4)]] It will just show you how many successes you get. If the box is red hover over it and it means one of the dice rolled a '1' so for things like full auto sprays and magic backlash it can show you.

The first one still didn't do what I was expecting. But those other 2 certainly are going to do the job. Thanks for the help!

Ok, I see the problem, it does not like the {1d?{traitdie|4}!, 1d6!}kh1 element. That can be fixed: /r { [[{1d?{TraitDie|4}!, 1d6!}kh1]] +1d1-1 + ?{Modifier|0} - @{Wounds} -@{Fatigue}}>4 The inline brackets get rid of that element as far as the inequality is concerned. However, a Roll20 inequality requires a dice roll and 1d1-1 solves that.

Great that one worked! Thanks for your help.

Looking at this formula, I believe it needs a -4 at the end in order to take care of a rounding up issue. /r ceil(({1d?{Trait Die|4}!, 1d6!}kh1 + ?{Modifier|0} - @{selected|Wounds} -@{selected|Fatigue})/4) would be /r ceil(({1d?{Trait Die|4}!, 1d6!}kh1 + ?{Modifier|0} - @{selected|Wounds} -@{selected|Fatigue} - 4)/4) in order to be accurate with the number of successes.

The Savage Worlds wiki page ( <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Savage_Worlds" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Savage_Worlds</a>) has it like this: /r floor({{1d8!!,1d6!!}k1 - 4 + ?{Modifier|0}}/4)