Macros and Variables

Simple question: can you pass a variable to a macro?  Example: Could I create a Savage Worlds macro where I type: #sw <num> and it does: /r {1d<num>! , 1d6!}k1 So you could do #sw 6 and do 1d6/1d6, or #sw 12 and do 1d12/1d6, or 1d12+2 and do 1d12+2/1d6. Seems simple, but can't find a method anywhere in help, but I could be missing it.

You could do [[{1d?{how many sides},1d6}k1]]

yep, it isn't so much passing a variable to the macro as saying that there is an undefined part of the macro that it asks for when the macro is called

David S. said: Could I create a Savage Worlds macro where I type: #sw <num> and it does: /r {1d<num>! , 1d6!}k1 Unfortunately, it's not possible to do this without the assistance of an API Script . (Access to the API is available in games in which the Creator has an active Pro subscription.) The closest you could get (without an API Script) would be providing #SW with the value "/r { 1d6!," and then entering something like "#SW d12!+2}k1" into the text chat. In my opinion,  Okieone offers a better solution using a Roll Query . I might suggest going a step further and also using a Drop-Down Roll Query , e.g. /r {?{Die|d4|d6|d8|d12}! + ?{Mod|0}, d6!}k1

Using two macros might work. First half in the first macro and second half in the second. #sw #12