Having trouble with the Stars Without Number character sheet

Hello I am currently trying to get familiar with the stars without number character sheet before I start running a game, I can make the character just fine but when i try to use the quick menu to roll a skill or attack it keeps giving me "unable to find a play or character with name: "" " i'm i don't know what i can do to fix it any help would be great.

Hi Damian, I had a quick look at the sheet in a test game and can confirm there is an issue with the Quick Menu rolls. To me, it looks like the roll that's sent to chat fails because of the unrendered """ Skills for example; here's the macro as seen in the html in the browser's inspector <button class="unstyled-button btn ui-draggable" type="roll" name="roll_Skills_macro" data-i18n="SKILLS" value="/w "@{character_name}" &{template:swn-default} {{charname=@{character_name}}} {{title=^{SKILLS}}} {{buttons=@{macro_skills}}}">Skills</button> and here's what's sent to chat; /w "@{Vesrin|character_name}" &{template:swn-default} {{charname=@{Vesrin|character_name}}} {{title=^{SKILLS}}} {{buttons=@{Vesrin|macro_skills}}} if the """ is removed or replaced with a quote directly; /w "@{Vesrin|character_name}" &{template:swn-default} {{charname=@{Vesrin|character_name}}} {{title=^{SKILLS}}} {{buttons=@{Vesrin|macro_skills}}} The roll works as expected. Using "  around the character_name within sheet macros is used so that any character names that included quotes within the name would still render properly and not break a macro.  My guess is that roll20 may have changed how it parses " when it's embedded within single quotes in the html.  So code like value = ''/w "@{Vesrin|character_name}" ..." will work, but  value = '/w "@{Vesrin|character_name}" ...' will fail.  It looks like the SWN sheet does use a single quotes around these macros I "believe" the sheet would probably just need to change to using double quotes around those macros. Or maybe roll20's Devs could have a look?  I would politely DM the sheet author(s),   Karl H. , and  Panzer Post back if you need more help with this. Cheers

Another option while you wait for the sheet to be updated: you could make your own macros from the same quick menu buttons. If you right click on one of those buttons and use the browsers inspect element feature, you should be able to see the macro associated with that button. You'll have to fiddle around a little bit and probably use @{selected|... for any attribute calls, but totally doable.

example; Skills /w "@{ selected | character_name }" &{ template :swn-default} {{charname = @{ selected | character_name }}} {{title = ^{SKILLS}}} {{buttons = @{ selected | macro_skills}}} Saves /w "@{ selected | character_name }" &{ template :swn-default} {{charname = @{ selected | character_name }}} {{title = ^{SAVING_THROWS}}} {{buttons = @{ selected | macro_saves}}} Weapons /w "@{ selected | character_name }" &{ template :swn-default} {{charname = @{ selected | character_name }}} {{title = ^{WEAPONS}}} {{buttons = @{ selected | macro_weapons}}}