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I have read many forums asking how to convert the D&D 2014 Macros to the current D&D 2024 Jump Gate Macros. I did not find any successful responses so I created this forum to show anyone still searching. Time permitting, I will add examples, some of which have integrated images. As a DM, it adds flavor to our game.
I have a Pro Account and installed the following Roll20 API Scripts: ChatSetAttr / GroupCheck / GroupInitiative / libInline / libTokenMarkers / Mod Library / SmartAoE / Token Action Maker / TokenMarker / TokenMod
I saved these into the Abilities section of the Attributes & Abilities tab of a 2014 D&D Character Sheet and labeled them as their spell name.
In order to get the Spell Save and Spell Attack macros to work on the new D&D 2024 Jump Gate sheets you will need to do the following:
1) On a player's character sheet, under the "Advanced Tools" tab, select "Attributes", then "+New Attribute". A side tab will open. For "Name", input "spell_save_dc" without quotations. For "Description", add whatever you like (I wrote Spell Save DC). For "Current" and "Max" you have to enter the current spell save DC of the character - I entered 13 for both (I have found it is easier on the system to just use a flat number rather than entering 8+pb+ability mod). Click Save and you now have that character's spell save DC that the macros requiring spell saves will reflect in their roll.
2) Repeat the process for Spell Attacks except for "Name" input "spell_attack_bonus" without quotations, write your description, and use the flat spell attack number (i.e. 5) for "Current" and "Max". When you select a character and use a macro that has a spell attack, it will reference that number.
Hope this helps anyone looking for such a thing.
*Alternative Method: On your 2014 Character Sheet (or NPC sheet), under the 'Attributes & Abilities" tab, add two new "Attributes" (right side). Name one "spell_attack_bonus" and the other "spell_save_dc" (without the quotes). Input your caster's numbers (5 and 13 for my caster). Now create a token icon for this 2014 Character Sheet (or NPC sheet) and save it in "Use Selected Token" . Whenever you need to cast a macro-enabled spell (like those below) you can select this token as the caster. Since I have multiple casters I just edit the spell attack bonus and spell save dc as needed before using a macro. It works.