Housing multiple macros in a drop down list

Hello! I currently have a number of macros setup, shown as token actions, that adjusts the tokens light variables. (They use the 'Torch' API script) Examples: #Darkvision = !torch 60 1 no @{selected|token_id}|360 #Bullseye-Lantern = !torch 120 60 yes @{selected|token_id} --53 I have roughly 6 or 7 different lighting setups that players can choose between to reflect different torches, spells etc. and I'd ideally like to house these in a single drop-down macro called 'Light' that then allows you to select one of these choices. I've tried calling the existing macros as below, but this doesn't seem to work: #Light = ?{Select a light level|None, !snuff |Torch, !torch|Lantern, #Lantern|Hooded Lantern,#Hood-Down|Bullseye Lantern, #Bullseye-Lantern|Flame, #Produce-Flame} Pretty sure I've missed something ridiculously simple. Any help appreciated! Odd

According to the Wiki for  Macros , you are missing a space after the macro inside the query in order to get it to work properly.

I'd probably suggest setting up a single macro that has each of the arguments as possible choices: !torch ?{Light Type|Darkvision,60 1 no --360|Bullseye Lantern, 120 60 yes --53} Torch operates on the selected token automatically, so no need to specify a token id. I use a similar macro for light in my own games, but using TokenMod instead.

Kyle G. said: According to the Wiki for  Macros , you are missing a space after the macro inside the query in order to get it to work properly. Aha... thank you. That got everything almost working, and with another pass through I finally managed to parse everything correctly!

The Aaron said: I'd probably suggest setting up a single macro that has each of the arguments as possible choices: !torch ?{Light Type|Darkvision,60 1 no --360|Bullseye Lantern, 120 60 yes --53} Torch operates on the selected token automatically, so no need to specify a token id. I use a similar macro for light in my own games, but using TokenMod instead. This would definitely be the tidier way of doing it. I have a fair bit of cleaning up to do after the trial and error approach I used setting everything up.

I wasn't even aware this was a thing. Looks like I'll be playing around with this on my sheet. Could prove useful later on.