Macro : run only one macro with 2 macro and delay

Hello everyone, maybe someone can help me ? Curently using : <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Dungeons_and_Dragons_3.5" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Dungeons_and_Dragons_3.5</a> I want to do this: Macro 1: /roll {1d20 +bonus}&gt;[[@{target|Armorclass}]] &nbsp;// i want run this in first and have result on chat Macro 2: ?{successes ? //break here my second action run in same time.&nbsp;But i want to receive the result of the first part and after the result run a second macro. |Yes, /roll Dice Dammage (i.e 1d8) |no} My question is : It is possible to make a delay between this two line ?&nbsp; Ps: I'm french guys and I'm pretty bad in english so excuse me for grammar mistake and other mistake.

Hi, deatheragon38 d. Due to the Order of Operations , Roll Queries must be handled before dice are rolled. One "workaround" would be to use Ability Command Buttons like so: /roll {1d20 +bonus}&gt;[[@{target|Armorclass}]] [Roll Damage](~selected|Macro2)

Ok, thanks for anserws. I will work on this

This is my macro with your solution (macro arme-1 and arme-2 just is roll dice for moment) : ?{which weapon? | @{weapon1name}, /em attack with @{weapon1name} /roll {1d20 + [[@{str-mod}]] + ?{bonus attak&#124;0&#125;&#125;&gt;[[@{target|Armorclass}]] [succès](~selected&#124;arme-1)| @{weapon2name}, /em attaque avec @{weapon2name} /roll {1d20 + [[@{str-mod}]] + ?{bonus jet d'attaque&#124;0&#125;&#125;&gt;[[@{target|Armorclass}]] [succès](~selected&#124;arme-2) } If i save the macro and i run it. i have this: So it does'nt work (no idea for what) Now, i open window for macro and i run with window open : It worked ... Any idea for what i have it ?

That's very weird; the first I've seen of something like this. ?{Q|A, [1](~Ability)|...} This exhibits the same issue. I've found that escaping either one of the parentheses or the tilde will work around the issue.

I am sorry but i didn't understand your explanation. Can you repeat with more détails please (with easy words for poors bad english speaker ^^) ? Thanks

My apologies! By "escaping" I meant replacing with HTML entities. So, I recommend this as a workaround: [succès](selected&amp;#124;arme-1&amp;#41;