Hi, I need help to add an audio effect to the attack macro? (AD&D2.0)

I have an attack macro from <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Advanced_Dungeons_and_Dragons" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Advanced_Dungeons_and_Dragons</a>

Check out Scott C.'s&nbsp;&nbsp; Roll20 Audio Master (roll20AM) script.&nbsp; I believe the DM can simply install the script, allow player access, and then just include something like; !roll20AM --play|Fatality on it's own line(probably placed before or after) your macro commands

If you are rolling the macro from the sheet you probably won't be able to do it, unless the sheet allows you to modify the entire output of your rolls (add a line to the macro). If you are using a token macro or personal macro to make the rolls, I would use the Roll20 Audio Master script by&nbsp;Scott C. You can get it via the Script Library under Campaign &gt; Settings &gt; API Scripts. An example of how I use it: I will find a sound effect I like on Fanburst, add it to my game and name it something simple like "SwordAttack". I then would add this to the end of an attack macro: !roll20AM --play|SwordAttack The Roll20 Audio Master script will then play the sound of my sword swinging.

great minds... ;-P

Thank you all &lt;3

Tony R. said: If you are rolling the macro from the sheet you probably won't be able to do it, unless the sheet allows you to modify the entire output of your rolls (add a line to the macro). If you are using a token macro or personal macro to make the rolls, I would use the Roll20 Audio Master script by&nbsp;Scott C. You can get it via the Script Library under Campaign &gt; Settings &gt; API Scripts. An example of how I use it: I will find a sound effect I like on Fanburst, add it to my game and name it something simple like "SwordAttack". I then would add this to the end of an attack macro: !roll20AM --play|SwordAttack The Roll20 Audio Master script will then play the sound of my sword swinging. Can a player who does not have a "pro" use this macro?

The game's creator/GM needs to be pro to include API scripts in their game.&nbsp; All player's of the game benefit, regardless of their subscription level. ;-)

Vince said: The game's creator/GM needs to be pro to include API scripts in their game.&nbsp; All player's of the game benefit, regardless of their subscription level. ;-) !roll20AM --play|bow !ammo @{selected|token_id} arrows -1 arrow &{template:2Eattack}{{title=@{selected|token_name} USES A @{selected|weapsize} SIZED @{selected|weaponname} TO ATTACK @{target|token_name}}}{{ac_hit=[[@{selected|ThAC0}-((D20?{ATTACK ROLL MODIFIER|+0})+(@{selected|attackadj})+(@{selected|strengthhit}*@{selected|strbonus})+(@{selected|dexmissile}*@{selected|dexbonus}))]]}}{{dmg_s=[[((@{selected|damsm}?{DAMAGE ROLL MODIFIER|+0}))+(@{selected|damadj})+(@{selected|strengthdmg}*@{selected|strbonus})]]}}{{dmg_l=[[((@{selected|daml}?{DAMAGE ROLL MODIFIER|+0}))+(@{selected|damadj})+(@{selected|strengthdmg}*@{selected|strbonus})]]}}{{ crit = Roll extra die for crit }} {{ fumble = You Fumble }} It plays the sound for me and my players do not :(

I think there's a switch/setting that must be set on the script by the GM to allow player's to use the commands. maybe check settings using; !roll20AM --config You should post to the&nbsp; Roll20 Audio Master thread if you are having any issues and I bet Scott will have an answer.&nbsp;

Vince said: I think there's a switch/setting that must be set on the script by the GM to allow player's to use the commands. how to do it?

Vince said: I think there's a switch/setting that must be set on the script by the GM to allow player's to use the commands. maybe check settings using; !roll20AM --config You should post to the&nbsp; Roll20 Audio Master thread if you are having any issues and I bet Scott will have an answer.&nbsp; &lt;3 thx &lt;3&nbsp;

I'm not familiar enough with the script to give any help. ;-(&nbsp; There's a handout that get's created when you install the script that gives the details.&nbsp;

Vince said: I'm not familiar enough with the script to give any help. ;-(&nbsp; There's a handout that get's created when you install the script that gives the details.&nbsp; helped! &lt;3