Recursive tables (!rt), roll templates and whispers - I'm stumped.

I've got a bit of a specific ask here: is there a way to /w gm a recursive table (!rt) macro while maintaining the default roll template format? Example: Here's a functioning macro leveraging the recursive tables and the default roll template. Works great. Random tables link up and the output is nice and clean. Great for me to copy+paste out of chat and into the GM layer in a text box. However, it's open broadcast so it's not ideal for all situations. If I include a "/w gm" command, it is not respected within the !rt and the macro functions the same. Boo. Note: "/w gm !rt" errors out. The less than ideal solution I'm using now is to ditch the roll templates for the recursive table gm whisper. It functions, but it results in a difficult to read wall of text.   Does anybody have a crafty solution to my very particular problem? Thank you for your help.

This is a problem Scott has fixed in Recursive Tables and I have yet to finish releasing.  It's next on my list to get out the door.  Sorry for the delay. =(

Thanks for the quick response! No need to apologize; RT has been a godsend for my unhealthy fascination with random tables. I'll happily make due for now. 

You could put yourself in /talktomyself mode and then it won't show up in the chat for anyone else.

note that /talktomyself doesn't fire API commands though

aah ok, well then

Has this been fixed yet?  I've got a different problem, but it may be related.  I'm trying to whisper a recursive table in a roll template (5e-shaped), but the rolls are not parsing.  I've used the<%%91%%> and <%%93%%> replacements for the brackets (I'm doing this in an Excel spreadsheet with concatenation), but the output looks like this: The macro I'm using is here: /w GM &{template:5e-shaped} {{title=Random Encounters}} {{roll1=[[1d6cs<1cf>2]] }} {{roll2=[[1t[?{Table?|Daytime-Encounters|Nighttime-Encounters|Marsh-Encounters|Laughing-Hollow-Encounters|MistyWoodEncounter|HighMoorEncounter}] ]] }} Here's an example of one of the tables: Thanks for any help you can offer. EDIT:  I see my problem - no !rt in my macro!  Whoops.  However, when trying it with the roll template, I see it's still having issues.  I tried using just text as in the OP, but then my roll to determine if there is an encounter ([[1d6cs<1cf>2]]) also gets parsed, and there's no critical success or failure formatting.  Any way around that? 2nd EDIT: Nevermind, I figured out that I can put the check on one line in the macro, then the table call with !rt on a second line, and both parse properly, although they'd look prettier in a template.  However, it's perfectly functional for now.

I'm working on this script right now, hope to have a new version out today that fixes the rolltemplate issue (Thanks Scott C.) at a minimum, and possibly provides better performance and more functionality.

The Aaron said: I'm working on this script right now, hope to have a new version out today that fixes the rolltemplate issue (Thanks Scott C.) at a minimum, and possibly provides better performance and more functionality. Any chance of getting a powercard output option? :D  You can send directly to the script. :)

Actually, it should just work to do: !rt !power --name|[[1t[buildname]]] etc...

And I pushed the update: &nbsp;<a href="https://github.com/shdwjk/Roll20API/blob/master/RecursiveTable/RecursiveTable.js" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/shdwjk/Roll20API/blob/master/RecursiveTable/RecursiveTable.js</a>

New version thread:&nbsp;<a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/4954818/script-update-recursivetables-now-with-direct-support-for-whispering-roll-templates-and-more" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/4954818/script-update-recursivetables-now-with-direct-support-for-whispering-roll-templates-and-more</a>