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Pathfinder 2nd edition character sheets, proficiency without level.

is it possible to get a check box under options to make untrained give -2 penalty instead of +0 and not add level to proficiency as per the gamemastery variant rule "proficiency without level"?
Page 198 of the Game Mastery guide for reference.
tried a workaround doing some testing with this and it didnt work:   if anyone else has ideas on how to achieve this it would be appreciated! because the only other option is to manually go through everything with proficiency and add a -level which changes every time we level up and also add an additional -2 to anything thats untrained
i've worked out a macro that "works" but is awkward because you would need one for every skill: /r d20+((@{selected|acrobatics_rank}-2)+ceil(@{selected|acrobatics_rank}*0.1)*(@{selected|acrobatics_rank}-2))+@{selected|acrobatics_ability}
For PCs, it's maybe a lot simpler: track level in class or something ("Wizard 6"), and leave level on the sheet at 0. Calculate HP manually. For NPCs, it's more of an issue. Have to go through manually, or use a script.
I guess I that's the only option for the moment ya... thanks though!
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