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Images as table results

Hello everyone, I'm pretty sure that it used to be possible to display the roll results of tables as images by naming the table element [X](imageurl.png). Now this isn't working anymore. It just posts the [X](imageurl.png) as text in the chat! =( I guess that something changed in the way Roll20 processes tables. So how can I create a rollable table with images as results now? I'm grateful for any help! =)
In my old campaigns this still works. In my new campaign if I enter !rtm table-name in a macro it just gives me nothing! How is this possible? It's the exact same macro and table in the old campaign!
I created a second new campaign and recreated the macro and the table. It didn't work. I created a second new macro and a second new table in the old campaign. It worked. It must be something about the game settings then but I can't find the difference! =(
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David M.
Pro
API Scripter
This will just post an image whose address you paste in the query into chat: [Image](?{URL}#.png) !rtm is a command used by the Rollable Table Macro api script. I'm not really familiar with it, but do you have that script installed in your new campaign?
David M. said: This will just post an image whose address you paste in the query into chat: [Image](?{URL}#.png) !rtm is a command used by the Rollable Table Macro api script. I'm not really familiar with it, but do you have that script installed in your new campaign? Okay, now I feel really stupid. I never considered the possibility that this was from an api script and not just basic Roll20 commands. Thanks so much! =)
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David M.
Pro
API Scripter
No worries, it's happened to me before too. My list of scripts in use keeps growing, and sometimes I miss one when starting a new game.