Multiple targets in a single macro

I'm having a problem trying to set a drop down list for an attack that uses the same attack roll on up to X number of creatures, listed in the text under the name (3 in this example). So if the player chose 2, the subtag would be "makes a Multishot at <Target1's name> and <Target2's name>" What it has in the drop down list is  1 token_name 2 token_name and target2 token_name 3 token_name, target2 token_name, and target3 token_name Macro: &{template:DnD35Attack}  {{name=@{selected|token_name} }}  {{npcflag=true}}  {{subtags=makes a @{npcattack2type} at ?{Number of targets? |1, @{target1|token_name} |2, @{target1|token_name} and @{target2|token_name} |3, @{target1|token_name}, @{target2|token_name}, and @{target3|token_name}}}}  {{fullattackflag= [[0d1]] }}  {{fumbleroll= Fumble: @{npcattack1attack} }}  {{attack1=@{npcattack1type}: @{npcattack1attack} }}  {{damage1=D: @{npcattack1damage} }}  {{critconfirm1=Crit?: @{npcattack1critatk} }}  {{critdmg1= @{npcattack1critdam} }}  {{notes=@{npcattack1note} }} Extra newlines added for ease of reading the macro.

I've attempted to escape the | and last } for each of the targets, but with no success. It gives the error:  No character was found for 'target|token_name} ' No character was found for 'target|token_name} and @{target2|token_name} ' No character was found for 'target2|token_name} ' TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'substring')

ok, I figured it out, sort of. Format for targetting multiple targets is @{ target| target1|token_name} Now, it works, but you have to select all 3 targets, even if you only want 1 or 2.

Yes, the standard macro system doesn't give you the ability to reduce the number of targets. You're a Pro user, though, and can benefit from ScriptCards, which should let yiou build a macro to do this.

Not sure if it works here (on my phone, can't test) but I seem to recall a trick where you enter a "!" once you have reached your number of intended targets, which forces the macro to stop executing since "!" is used for api/mod commands. From GK 8yr ago... Lol <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/permalink/1865855/" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/permalink/1865855/</a>