Newbie-Custom Dice Question

Our system is d6-based, where each die represents a potential Success Point, but "One's" count for zero, and "Sixes" count as two Success Points. How do I code that? Example: a player swinging a sword rolls 7d6 (from their DEX attribute), 2 more d6 from their Melee Weapon Skill, and 1 more because it's a +1 magic item. All told, they roll ten dice and get: 1 (zero Success), 1 (0), 3 (1 Success), 4 (1 S), 4 (1 S), 5 (1 S), 5 (1 S), 6 (2 Success), 6 (2 S), 6 (21 S) for a grand total of 11 Success Points. Second Question: does Roll20 have the ability to save such custom roll types? 

As far as I know, the standard die roller will not do what you want. You would need to visually count the dice. There is a roll modifier that will make the dice display from low to high so they are grouped together. I believe there is an API script (pro feature) that can do what you want or it can be written. I'm at work on my phone so I'm not able to toss links to the post.

This post answers that question.

^^ Yup, rollable table rolled x times is the answer here.

Booyah! It works! Thanks. Now, how would I save  /roll ?{Dice?|3}t[FASTd6] so that my players don't have to type it in over and over?

Never mind, figured it out--make a Macro. Thanks again! Hey, would I be better off going Pro and using an API to script out this sort of thing? Opinions?