Macros broken with latest 3.5 update for D&D

Hello, My macros are broken due to the latest character sheet update for D&D 3.5. Before the latest update, I could have a macro that included the attack versus AC and then the damage next to the attack number versus the AC of the monster. Now however the macro only shows the attack versus AC and then there is a damage roll option. However if I am doing a full attack, it makes me roll anywhere between 3 to 5 times for damage SEPARATELY and this makes it take the game longer to damage for each attack on a full attack. This is counter intuitive compared to the previous way the sheets were done for macros. I don't know what roll 20 was thinking with this because now there is no option for a full attack where it includes the damage beside the attack versus AC on a monster. And having to roll each and every single damage separately instead of all at once is completely backwards to what was previously established. What can I do to fix this so that the game goes more smoothly?

If it's the D&D_3-5 sheet, that seems to be a community sheet, not an official Roll20 sheet. It does look like someone made a change to "add new macro version to NPC and Summons section". The user's name is hoyer555, and they appear to be the caretaker of the sheet. You might try contacting them through the github character sheet repository , or raise an issue there.

The person working on the sheet has an active thread in the character sheet forum.&nbsp; You might want to post there: <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/10277870/d-and-d-3-dot-5-sheet-upgrade#post-10491301" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/10277870/d-and-d-3-dot-5-sheet-upgrade#post-10491301</a>

Thanks, Krraynic. I was searching under "hoyer555"

This isn't an NPC or summons section. This is for the Character Sheets for characters that players use. So I am not sure that what you are saying that it is a community sheet.

We are saying that Roll20 has nothing to do with community sheets other than making them available for easy installation. These sheets are created by other users like yourself who have made their work available for others to use. If something about the sheet has recently changed that has broken functionality you were previously relying on (I was only referencing the latest pull request title), you need to speak with that user. The place to post would be the thread that Kraynic linked. Without further clarification, this is the best advice we can give you.

Heather said: This isn't an NPC or summons section. This is for the Character Sheets for characters that players use. So I am not sure that what you are saying that it is a community sheet. Very few character sheets have been created by roll20.&nbsp; Of the 1000+ sheets available( roll20's github repository ), only about 15 are "Official by roll20", the rest our have been created by volunteers.&nbsp; ie "The Community".