Macro using 1d roll from Rollable Table

I have my rollable table set up and ready for use in a macro, is it possible to use a die roll to generate (1d6-1, in this case) draws from the table, and how do I set this up? Thanks!

[[ [[1d6-1]]t[Table-Name] ]] Is I think what you want, if I'm understanding your question correctly

Hi Scott, this works, however when I try to set this up as a whisper to gm (myself) the output only includes the first item that appears. Mousing over the message shows all results. How would I fix this to have an output of all results? /w gm [[ [[1d6-1]]t[generalFeatures] ]]

Unfortunately, it's not possible to do that with base Roll20. However, I just noticed you are a pro user. Aaron's  Recursive Tables script will do what you want.

You can only show multiple table results with /r Nt[table-name] or /gr Nt[table-name].

Brian said: You can only show multiple table results with /r Nt[table-name] or /gr Nt[table-name]. Or an API script that expands the inline rolls... =D

Thanks for the responses. I also dicovered its possible to show it via the /gmroll function with the original macro, albeit the output is pretty ugly. i know nothing about API, but i guess its time to learn. For now the macro works like this: /gmroll [[ [[1d6-1]]t[Table-Name] ]]

I use The Aaron's recursive tables &nbsp;API for this !rt /w gm &{template:npcaction} {{rname=Treasure}} {{name=}} {{description=Each frost giant has a sack containing [[[[1d3]]t[GiantsBag]]].}} <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2845333/script-recursivetables-expands-inline-rolls-in-rollable-table-results" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2845333/script-recursivetables-expands-inline-rolls-in-rollable-table-results</a>

There's actually an updated version:&nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/4954818/script-u" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/4954818/script-u</a>... (though you've probably got that version even though you linked to the older thread)

@The Aaron this API is amazing! Thank you so much.

=D &nbsp;No worries! &nbsp;Happy Rolling!