Sorry, this feels like a very basic question but I think my brain is melting. I have a simple custom character sheet. There are 4 types of unarmed attacks, each has its own uniquely named button. I wanted to present all 4 types as choices in a single drop-down menu as a token action. I don't particularly mind if I have to add it as an ability to each PC's sheet, but a macro as a token action would be swell. For the life of me I cannot figure out the syntax to "roll" any of the 4 named buttons on the sheet. Something like ?{Which type of attack?|
Unarmed Strike, %{unarmed_strike_button}|
Wrestling Hold, %{wrestling_hold_button}|
Disarm Opponent, %{disarm_button}|
Special Attack, %{special_attack_button}
} I thought you could reference a button specifically by its name, I thought it was % but I've also tried ~ and @, I've tried adding "selected|" and tried adding the actual character name instead of "selected|", I've tried using html entities for the percent and/or the pipe. At this point I'm baffled. I'm curious if the fact that I did not use the prefix "roll_" in the button names is the problem. Each button outputs a lot of information in the default template, so it's also possible the &, %, |, or } in the value of the buttons is causing the issue when it gets passed to the query? But I thought I'd start simple and just see if I'm committing some stupid error in the way I'm trying to call for a roll by its name.
