Adding Results together from a MACRO

Hello! i was wondering if there is a way to get this macro &{template:default}{{ Full round =HIT/DAMAGE Gore: [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[4d6+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] Tail x1  [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Tail x2  [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Tail x3 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Tail x4  [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Tentaclex1 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Tentaclex2 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Tentaclex3 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Tentaclex4 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Tentaclex5 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Tentaclex6 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Tentaclex7 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Tentaclex8 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Tentaclex9 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Tentaclex10 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Wingsx1 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Wingsx2 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Wingsx3 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Wingsx4 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Wingsx5 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Wingsx6 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Wingsx7 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Wingsx8 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[ 2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6 ]] Clawsx1 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] Clawsx2 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] Clawsx3 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] Clawsx4 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] Clawsx5 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] Clawsx6 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] Clawsx7 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] Clawsx8 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] Clawsx9 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] Clawsx10 [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] Bite [[ 1d20+25 ]] [[4d6+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] }} To add up the all the damage at the very end! is there a way?

How would the macro know which of the damage results are hits and which are misses and thus dont get counted?

it wouldn't?

You could do an attack roll macro: &{template:default} {{name=Multimultiattack}} {{Gore=[[{1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}]] hits}} {{Tail=[[{1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26]] hits}} {{Tentacles=[[{1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26]] hits}} {{Wings=[[{1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26]] hits}} {{Claws=[[{1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26 + {1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}f26]] hits}} {{Bite=[[{1d20+25,0d0}kh1>@{target|t1|ac}]] hits}} {{[Roll Damage](~Macros|BigDamageRoll)}} which links to a damage roll macro (in this case BigDamageRoll saved as an Ability macro on a character sheet called Macros: &{template:default} {{name=Damage Roll}} {{Total Damage=[[ [[[[?{How many Gore/Bite attacks hit?|2}*15]]d6+?{How many Gore/Bite attacks hit?}*17]] + [[ [[?{How many other attacks hit?|30}*2]]d8 + [[?{How many other attacks hit?}*11]]d6 + ?{How many other attacks hit?}*17 ]] ]]}}{{Total attacks hit=[[?{How many other attacks hit?}+?{How many Gore/Bite attacks hit?}]]}} Or, given that it has a billion attacks and does enough damage to outright kill anything, you could simplify the macro down to this: You all died. DM wins.

More seriously you could use the recent discovery of a quirk, like this. I'll just show the first three attacks because I;m not typing all those out!: &{template:default}[[ [[4d6+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] + [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] + [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] ]] {{name=Full Round Attack: Attack | Damage}} {{Gore=[[ 1d20+25 ]] | $[[0]]}} {{Tail x1 =[[ 1d20+25 ]] | $[[1]]}} {{Tail x2 =[[ 1d20+25 ]] | $[[2]]}}{{Total damage=$[[3]]}} The basic principle: somewhere near the start of the template, you create a special inline roll. Inside this inline roll, you put each damage roll in order, as an inline roll of its own, with + signs between them. For the first three attacks, that looks like [[ [[4d6+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] + [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] + [[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] ]] Then you can refer to those rolls later by using $[[0]], $[[1]], etc. The first roll is 0, the second is 1, and so on - with the total being the number of rolls, in this case $[[3]]. 

Now, you could take it further, and have attack rolls be included. The version below has you use the attack rolls, it asks for a target, and then will roll each attack, report whether it succeeds or fails, and the total damage will be of only those that hit. /w gm &{template:default}[[ [[ {1d20+25}>?{Target|35} ]] *[[4d6+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] + [[ {1d20+25}>?{Target|35} ]] *[[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] + [[ {1d20+25}>?{Target|35} ]] *[[2d8+6d6+17+1d6+4d6]] ]] {{name=Full Round Attack: Attack | Damage}} {{Gore=$[[0]] | $[[1]]}} {{Tail x1 =$[[2]] | $[[3]]}} {{Tail x2 =$[[4]] | $[[5]]}}{{Total damage=$[[6]]}} It's not ideal because doesnt display the actual attack roll, just a 1 for success, and 0 for miss. You have to hover over to see what the roll was: But if you do want to use the total of only blows that hit, this is the way to do it. See the progression in the $[[ ]] numbers, its easy enough to add each extra one. I woyuld have liked to show the attack rolls, but havent figured out a way to get them to display, and have the hit test work. Displaying the attack roll breaks the target comparison, and you end up with something slightly inaccurate: The first one works pretty well though - if you need the actual attack roll, you can hover over the roll sections.

GiGs said: I woyuld have liked to show the attack rolls, but havent figured out a way to get them to display, and have the hit test work. Displaying the attack roll breaks the target comparison, and you end up with something slightly inaccurate: Silly GiGs, you just need to use your own trick from the other thread! &{template:default} {{name=Show attack roll}} {{Claw= [[ {[[1d20+25]],0} kh1>[[{?{Target AC|40},27}kh1]] + {[[1d20+25]],0}kh1>[[{?{Target AC|40},27}kh1]] + {[[1d20+25]],0}kh1>[[{?{Target AC|40},27}kh1]] + {[[1d20+25]],0}kh1>[[{?{Target AC|40},27}kh1]] ]] hits, ($[[0]] $[[2]]$[[4]] $[[6]]}} Wrap the attack in [[ ]] to call it later, then use your fiendishly clever group roll trick so it still works with the success operator. This also adds a check to the target AC Query where a hard-coded 26 (natural 1) will always miss. You could get extremely silly and try to get the tallied hit successes to auto-roll damage dice, but calling back to the nested attack rolls would probably cause a wibble attack.

oh of course! haha, nice work.

All your work, really. I'd given up on doing useful things with the success operator until your post.