hide the formula but keep the results and dice icons/ rollable table + macro

I have recreated a special hero quest dice in a rollable table, with 3 sides and weighting each of them (1 side whte skull, weights 3, etc...) 3 times (1 for attack, 1 for hero defense, 1 for monster defense) Then I made 3 macros to allow players to roll and display nicely the computed results. /me **attacks** [attack]( <a href="http://i.imgur.com/1jMsYss.jpg" rel="nofollow">http://i.imgur.com/1jMsYss.jpg</a> ) /roll ?{dice n|1}t[white-dice-attack] Now I would like to hide the macro formula in the chat but still display the results of the dice/rollable table =&gt; icons (+ numerical value) I manage to hide the formula but it removes the icons, only remains the numerical result. How can I do it? (not using the special HQ api that bugs)

I would like to get rid of the "rolling 5twhite-dice-attack]" part

Ive tried inline command &nbsp;with brackets but it removes the dice icons.

You'd need an API script to accomplish this.

So i suppose I would need to modify the HQ dice mechanics API to make it work. The thing is I don't know how to debug it. I've tried it but when I mistyped a command, it bugged out the API. Furthermore the API command call is something like !hq 2m 2h where 2 is the number of dice to be rolled by "h" (heroes) and "m" (monsters).&nbsp; If I wanted a macro button to easily ask the players how many dice he needs to throw, I would need to modify the script.

I don't know the HQ API, but you should be able to do: !hq ?{Monster Dice|2}m ?{Hero Dice|2}h I'm assuming that that syntax allows you to specify various numbers of monster and hero dice.

yes, it works, I will make the macro. Thanks!!!

Happy Rolling

thank you!! While I have the attention of such a nice expert person, is there any emote icon/smiley/ unicode integrated in the chat for roll20 that I could use in a macro to enhance an attack message?

Unicode (at least some of it) works as far as I know. You can also use the&nbsp; markdown formatting available to embed an image. The image is embedded at it's maximum size (by pixels) or scaled to match the width of the chat side window, whichever is smaller. An image 8ish pixels high is roughly equal to a line of text.

understood! I already had used the markdown formatting to include a picture, but even small as it originally was uploaded it was still too big to my taste. 8px? ok.

Yep, might need to be 6 actually. It's been a while since I was working with that.

i have tried , i get an interesting result with a height of 20-30 px, mixing emojii and pictures