This isn't a question, but just something that I have discovered. It may be known by others, and it may not, I just wanted to share it. In these two discussions (<a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/364316/macro-to-restrict-the-maximum-modifier-per-level#post-366058" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/364316/macro-to-restrict-the-maximum-modifier-per-level#post-366058</a>, <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/328661/shocking" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/328661/shocking</a>... it was asked how to put level limits into spell macros. For instance, the shocking grasp spell causes 1d6 damage per level, but to a maximum 5d6 at level 5. In these discussions the following formula was given as the solution- /r 1d8+ Level-(Level-Maxlevel)*[[(floor(1/(floor(Level/Maxlevel)+1))-1)*(floor(1/(floor(Level/Maxlevel)+1))-1)]] (see the discussions for full details). However, it was also pointed out that this would only work as given, but when I tried to enter it in line (as /em [[1d8+ Level-(Level-Maxlevel)*[[(floor(1/(floor(Level/Maxlevel)+1))-1)*(floor(1/(floor(Level/Maxlevel)+1))-1)]]]]) it didn't work. After some fiddling with it I found a way to make it work in line. Enter it in as /em [[1d8]] + [[Level-(Level-Maxlevel)*[[(floor(1/(floor(Level/Maxlevel)+1))-1)*(floor(1/(floor(Level/Maxlevel)+1))-1)]]]]. The result will show in the chat log as two numbers added together (#+#). For example, a cleric in our game casts cure light wounds. In the chat long it reads "Alatien touches Avril restoring 7+5 hit points." Just thought others might be interested. If this is the wrong use of the forum I apologyze.
