Dungeon World Macro "Move"

Good day to all, forum experts. On the agenda, I asked myself a rather interesting question. What does the formula of the macro called "move" look like? I am specifically interested in the formula from the Roll Buttons and Roll Templates section. (The link is provided below). <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Dungeon_World_by_Roll20" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Dungeon_World_by_Roll20</a> I understand perfectly well that in the built-in Roll20 template, everything is automated, my goal is to find out the literal macro of this action "move". Can you please help with this?

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Thank you very much! I was not familiar with such mechanics. If it is not too much trouble, I would like to ask one more question regarding why I learned the formula. One author's game has a mechanic that uses a 1d4 die. Each unit of the die has its own result, depending on randomness. Initially, I was interested in the "Move" mechanic to find something similar in the formula, but without success. If it is not too much trouble, can you suggest a formula for &amp;{template:default}, in which each number rolled has its own text value, depending on randomness?

If the dice result doesn't need to be modified, the easiest way to do that is to use a roll table - but you can use some template tricks to use dice rolls to display text. Here's an example: &amp;{template:default} {{name=Example macro [ ](#" hidden null=) }} {{[0](#)= }} {{[1](#)= first result description }} {{[[[1d2=2]]](#)= second result description }} {{[[[1d3=3]]](#)= third result description }} {{[[[1d4=4]]](#)= fourth result description }} {{[0](#)=[ ](#" hidden null=)}}

Tuo said: If the dice result doesn't need to be modified, the easiest way to do that is to use a roll table - but you can use some template tricks to use dice rolls to display text. Here's an example: &amp;{template:default} {{name=Example macro [ ](#" hidden null=) }} {{[0](#)= }} {{[1](#)= first result description }} {{[[[1d2=2]]](#)= second result description }} {{[[[1d3=3]]](#)= third result description }} {{[[[1d4=4]]](#)= fourth result description }} {{[0](#)=[ ](#" hidden null=)}} Good formula! Thanks! And if it has to be a public roll involving a 1d4 dice, how can this be implemented?

Because of the way the d4 roll here is deconstructed, you generally don't have a "real" d4 roll to display - you could make it work off a singular d4 roll with quantum signature and all, but that requires a more elaborate setup and a two-step process (as you can't reuse a roll to iterate on it multiple times in a single parsing). Something like this: &amp;{template:default} {{name=Initial roll }} [[[[1d4]]]] {{=$[[0]][description](!/&amp;NewLine; &amp;amp;{template:default} &amp;lbrace;{name=[ ]&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;quot; hidden null&amp;equals;&amp;rpar;}&amp;rbrace; &amp;lbrace;{&amp;lbrack;0&amp;rbrack;&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;rpar;=[ ]&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;quot; hidden null&amp;equals;&amp;rpar;}&amp;rbrace; &amp;lbrace;{&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;{$[[1]],0}=1&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;rpar;=First result description}&amp;rbrace; &amp;lbrace;{&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;{$[[1]],0}=2&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;rpar;=Second result description}&amp;rbrace; &amp;lbrace;{&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;{$[[1]],0}=3&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;rpar;=Third result description}&amp;rbrace; &amp;lbrace;{&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;{$[[1]],0}=4&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;rpar;=Fourth result description}&amp;rbrace; &amp;lbrace;{&amp;lbrack;0&amp;rbrack;&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;rpar;=[ ]&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;quot; hidden null&amp;equals;&amp;rpar;}&amp;rbrace;)}}

Tuo said: Because of the way the d4 roll here is deconstructed, you generally don't have a "real" d4 roll to display - you could make it work off a singular d4 roll with quantum signature and all, but that requires a more elaborate setup and a two-step process (as you can't reuse a roll to iterate on it multiple times in a single parsing). Something like this: &amp;{template:default} {{name=Initial roll }} [[[[1d4]]]] {{=$[[0]][description](!/&amp;NewLine; &amp;amp;{template:default} &amp;lbrace;{name=[ ]&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;quot; hidden null&amp;equals;&amp;rpar;}&amp;rbrace; &amp;lbrace;{&amp;lbrack;0&amp;rbrack;&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;rpar;=[ ]&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;quot; hidden null&amp;equals;&amp;rpar;}&amp;rbrace; &amp;lbrace;{&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;{$[[1]],0}=1&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;rpar;=First result description}&amp;rbrace; &amp;lbrace;{&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;{$[[1]],0}=2&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;rpar;=Second result description}&amp;rbrace; &amp;lbrace;{&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;{$[[1]],0}=3&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;rpar;=Third result description}&amp;rbrace; &amp;lbrace;{&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;&amp;lbrack;{$[[1]],0}=4&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;rbrack;&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;rpar;=Fourth result description}&amp;rbrace; &amp;lbrace;{&amp;lbrack;0&amp;rbrack;&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;rpar;=[ ]&amp;lpar;&amp;num;&amp;quot; hidden null&amp;equals;&amp;rpar;}&amp;rbrace;)}} I want to express my sincere gratitude to you! Sometimes I wander around these forums looking for answers, and it is you who always gives a worthy and useful answer to other users! You are amazing! Thanks again for your efforts! I really liked this macro!