Inline attack macro question

Hey everyone, Im working on an inline macro that will show what AC a character actually hit with his attack roll. Right now i have this.... /em Attack roll I HIT AC [[+?{THACO} - 1d20 -?{Modifier|0}]] Spits out this player Attack roll I hit AC 3 ( for instance) Was hoping to use this to clean up the chat box , and make the to hit roll easily referenced. This allows the player to input a positive modifier if he has one . But a negative modifier is where im having trouble. So far if i use the thaco as a positive number and the attack roll and the positive modifier as a negative it gives a actual AC that was hit. although a negative modifier is unusable in this instance. Any recommendations ?

HIT AC [[+?{THACO} - 1d20 -?{PosModifier|0}+?{NEGModifier|0}]] This allows the negative modifier to work , but now i have two different input blocks...

Try 1d20 - (?{Modifier|0}) . If the modifier is, for example, -1, it comes out to d20-(-1), which works when I test it.

oh thanks , i was also trying this , which still failed on a negative modifier[[@{selected|THAC0} - 1d20 - @{selected|MeleeBonus}]] ill try to see what happens the last one eliminated the input boxes for the attribute , which is even easier , if everyone fills out there sheet

[[@{selected|THAC0} - 1d20 - (@{selected|MeleeBonus})]] Thanks a bunch ... this works wonderfully , no input boxes and nice and clean on the chat screen.

/em @{Selected|Character_Name} HITS AC [[@{selected|THAC0} - 1d20 - (@{selected|MeleeBonus})]] Finished product .. Thanks for the tip.

I use: /em @{selected|token_name} attacks @{target|token_name} hits AC: [[@{selected|bar3} - (1d20 + ?{Strength To Hit Adl|0} + ?{Magic Adj|0})]] /em @{target|token_name}'s AC: @{target|bar2} /gmroll [[1D100]]

is there anyway for the system to tell you if that d20 roll is a 1 or a 20 for auto hits and misses ? with everything inline , i figured it be nice to know about those, without scrolling over the result.

This worked out nicely with only having to input 1 variable that was not in the character sheet, ie partial cover ect. /em @{Selected|Character_Name} Attacks @{Target|Token_Name} with @{Selected|MeleeWeapon1Name} @{Selected|Character_Name} HITS AC [[@{selected|THAC0} - 1d20 - (@{selected|MeleeBonus})-(@{Selected|MeleeWeapon1MagicBonus}) -(?{VariableModifier|0})]] Thanks al e. i do like the token targeting aspect of that, although now ill have to name all my minions lol

If an inline roll rolls a 1, the box will have a red outline. If the inline rolls max value (20 for a d20), the box will have a green outline. If the inline roll has multiple dice and you have both a 1 and a max, the box will have a blue outline.

Here is the Attack macro with Damage on the end. player has to select target , select variable to hit and select variable to damage. Made a nice clean 2 chat box roll. /em @{Selected|Character_Name} Attacks @{Target|Token_Name} with @{Selected|MeleeWeapon1Name} @{Selected|Character_Name} HITS AC[[@{selected|THAC0}-1d20 - (@{selected|MeleeBonus})-(@{Selected|MeleeWeapon1MagicBonus}) -(?{VariableModifierToHit|0})]] /em @{Selected|Character_Name} Deals [[@{Selected|MeleeWeapon1Damage1}+@{selected|DmgBonus}+@{Selected|MeleeWeapon1MagicBonus}+?{VariableModifierToDamage|0})]] Damage to @{Target|Token_Name}

Well dont i feel sheepish , i didnt even realize the red / green mechanic on the roll... looks like this one is ready to roll. Thank you .