Adding a wild die to my dice pool

Really can't seem to figure out how to do this /r ?{Dice Pool?|1}d6>4 That's my current macro.  Looking more so to add the exploding element on a single die (if possible).

I'm not a regular user of the exploding syntax so this might not be exactly what you want but by grouping the roll you can maintain the >4 success part: /r {?{Dice Pool?|1}d6!}>4

We also may need to understand the rolling mechanism...because... You said: Looking more so to add the exploding element on a single die (if possible). So, if Dice Pool is 2, do you want both dice to explode or just one of them? Is the exploding die (assuming only one explodes) always part of the dice pool or is it considered separate? Does it add to the total of the dice pool or simply replace it? 

^^ Good points!

I just want one of those dice to explode.  It replaces a die within your dice pool.  Thanks :)

Ryan said: I just want one of those dice to explode.  It replaces a die within your dice pool.  In which case you could do a two line macro like this: /r {?{Dice Pool?|1}d6}>4 Wild Die: [[1d6!]] Or something like this... /r {?{Dice Pool?|1}d6}>4 and a Wild Die: [[1d6!]]

So you're saying it can't be incorporated right into the dice-pool? Does it have to be a secondary element to the macro? If I roll 4d6 in my dice pool, I want 1 wild die and 3 normal dice. Thanks :)

That I can't say...you can with the API (a Pro sub perk), I'm sure. Without the API...no clue; Ziechael may have a clever way...

Well thank you :) I'll definitely use that if you can't 

Here's an option: /r { [[?{Dice Pool?|1}-1]]d6!}>4 with a Wild Die: [[1d6!]] Will take the Total Dice pool, subtract 1 from it and then give you the wild die separately.  That really only works if the dice pool is always greater than 1, or if the dice pool is one then it's always the Wild Die...

You can add the successes from the wild dice and rest of the dice pool together /r (?{Dice pool?|1}-1)d6>4 + 1d6>4! This does assume a dice pool of at least one and the wild dice is always present and uses the same target number. Note placing the ! after the target number lets you use it without the group roll syntax. 

Really appreciate the help.  I think I'm just going to make it a secondary macro using: 1d6>4!