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Spell message formatting

Hi, I'm a new member and I'm not so good with macros and templates yet so I'm having a bit of trouble here I like coding and its one of my hobby so I took on myself a challenge to make some FX show up one of my players cast a spell, I already worked on it and I practically finished but I have an annoying bug that's happening to me. This is the code in the description section in the spell Eldrich Blast : }} &{template:simple}{{rname=[FX](!
%{Kolox, the Abomination|Eldrich-Blast-FX})}} &{template:simple}{{rname=**Description:** *A beam of crackling energy streaks toward a creature within range. Make a ranged spell attack against the target. On a hit, the target takes 1d10 force damage.* And this is the macro Code: /fx beam-frost @{target|Caster(You)|token_id} @{target|Foe|token_id} The annoying bug that's happening is that on top of showing up in the chat after my player casts Eldrich Blast It also shows up when he rolls for damage What happens: What I to happen: If there's anybody who can help me I would really appreciate it, Thanks
I believe the fx is a Pro feature.
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My problem is not the FX button, I should have been clearer, sorry... My problem is that after rolling for damage (clicking the name of the attack under the d20 roll in this instance "Eldrich Blast") the description prints again (if you don't change anything in the spell description and still choose to print it, it should only print in the roll to determine if you hit and not print in the damage roll) P.S the basic FX commends work even if your not a Plus/Pro member but you don't have as much customization and flexibility with them