Pathfinder (1e) Macro Assist Request

Good afternoon! I should have devoted far more time to this, but crunch time it is... I'm looking to make a macro, shown on the action bar, that rolls out 7 attacks. I've got a second die roll, but am messing something up. I only want the second roll if the first d20 is 19+ This is what I've entered based on a few examples I've read: KI: [[1d20cs>19 + 25]](![[1d20 + 25]]!) HA: [[1d20cs>19 + 29]](![[1d20 + 29]]!) F1: [[1d20cs>19 + 29]](![[1d20 + 29]]!) F2: [[1d20cs>19 + 29]](![[1d20 + 29]]!) F3: [[1d20cs>19 + 29]](![[1d20 + 29]]!) F4: [[1d20cs>19 + 24]](![[1d20 + 24]]!) F5: [[1d20cs>19 + 19]](![[1d20 + 19]]!) It comes out looking like this; It's ignoring my desire for for a second roll ONLY if the first is over 19 on the die. It would be great if I could get it pretty and condensed like this; But the sheet itself is giving me inexplicably huge issues at the moment, won't let me have it make multiple attacks, and won't let me play them out as buttons in the action bar which is very inconvenient and I don't have time to address at the moment. (sigh) Eventually, perhaps. Anyway - any idea on how to prevent the erroneous second roll when the base number isn't high enough? Huge thanks ahead of time!

Hi Wraith, IMO, it should be way easier to let the sheet handle the multiple attack rolls(assuming this is the pf community sheet...)   The sheet has a roll template designed to handle crit threat range, crit confirm and iterative attacks(w/bab adj) up to 9 attacks.  I'm not sure you can achieve what you want without using a sheet's roll template designed to hide/show rolls based off of a crit threshold.  What issue(s) are you having using the sheet's attack? 

Thanks for getting back to me Vince - sorry for the delayed response. (Just noticed the reply icon) The issue I have is that I don't want to keep several sheets open at once, then cycle through to find the roll I need. The sheet itself is well and fine, but I need a token action or "show in bar" macro to call that roll specifically without opening the sheet. For example - let's say I'm responsible for controlling 5 characters. More than the actual instance, but theoretically. What I'd like to have is either a series of token-unique options at the top when I select it, tied to the character sheet. Alternatively, if I could just have "show in bar" at the bottom with like: "G1_Attack" and "G1_FORT" and "G1_REF" and "G1_WILL" etc. (so really like 4 buttons for each character just for quick stuff) How do I make a macro, which can become a show-in-bar or token-action button, that works as if I clicked the roll icon on a specific character sheet, without actually opening the sheet? Is that even possible?

You can drag and drop any sheet button(attacks, spells, chat menus, etc.) to the macro bar (colorize and rename as needed).  You can even create "generic" macros (substitute the character name with "selected") that will display any selected token's chat menus.  ie %{selected|attacks}.

Weird. I tried that before and it did nothing. Thanks! I'll try it again next time.

Wraith said: Weird. I tried that before and it did nothing. Thanks! I'll try it again next time. Make sure the sheet isn't popped out.  drag/drop of sheet buttons and from the compendium to a sheet  doesn't work for sheet's that are popped out.  Just a thought.  Goodluck