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Display degrees of success and the original roll?

So in our Dark Heresy 2nd Ed. game we're using some custom ability macros for our weapon rolls. Below is an example: [[-1*1d100-((@{Selected|BallisticSkill}+?{Modifier|0})*-1)]] This isn't necessarily a problem per say...  But I'm wondering if it's possible to it to display both the degrees of success and the original roll made on the 1d100? Whenever we roll we have to then hover over the inline-roll and then find the number rolled on the 1d100 in order to determine the hit location. Hopefully I've explained what I'd like to find out properly. My brain isn't working so good. >.<
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Scott C.
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While you can't have it display both independently, you could use roll labels to make it easier to find (using your macro above): [[-1*[[1d100]] [Roll Label] -((@{Selected|BallisticSkill}+?{Modifier|0})*-1)]] Simply make sure that the roll label is inside the outermost inline roll brackets only or is outside of the brackets if you are using "/r" or "/roll". This works: [[ [[1d100 +2]][Roll Label] ]] /r [[1d100+2]][Roll Label] This hides the label: [[ [[1d100[Roll Label] + 2[Mod Label] ]] ]] /r [[1d100[Roll Label] + 2[Mod Label] ]]
I feel confused... Is this just used as a reference point within the calculations, or is there another functionality I'm missing?
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Scott C.
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It would just give a label in the pop up you get for hovering over the inline roll. Unfortunately I think it's the best you can do short of potentially a dedicated API script.
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Ziechael
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Scott C. said: dedicated API script. I've updated your title to help draw in more ideas but I fear Scott may be correct and that this would require the API which is a pro user feature. His idea of using roll labels to be able to quickly identify the roll in the tooltip (pop up when hovering over a roll) sounds like the easiest solution to me.