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5e Character sheet only displays calculated damage dice for certain formulae

In the pictured area, fire bolt (marked red, flavoured for Dragonborn) works as a cantrip with the formula [[round((@{level} + 1) / 6 + 0.5)]]d10 the sheet correctly calculates at level 5 that it is 2d10 and displays 2d10. Dragonbreath is a modified firebolt (marked yellow) made to represent a Breath Weapon. It works to correctly represent dice progression with the formula [[((round(((@{level} - 1) / 5)+0.5)) + 1)]]d6, no matter the syntax I use for this formula, it only displays the formula, instead of 2d6. When activating the spell card, it correctly rolls 2d6. Changing it back to the exact fire bolt formula causes it to show correctly. Please correct this to show calculated values for all formulae.
You can actually add "Dragonbreath" As a cantrip spell and get the correct formulae to show up in attacks. Don't adjust the formulae in the "Attacks and Spellcasting." Section, adjust it in the Spell itself. If you modified Firebolt, just change the 1d10 to 1d6 and add a saving throw.
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Brimcon said: You can actually add "Dragonbreath" As a cantrip spell and get the correct formulae to show up in attacks. Don't adjust the formulae in the "Attacks and Spellcasting." Section, adjust it in the Spell itself. If you modified Firebolt, just change the 1d10 to 1d6 and add a saving throw. It doesn't follow Cantrip progression so, it actually won't be correct all the time. Leaving the "Cantrip dice" progression ticked shows a simplified formula, but it is incorrect as for some reason, it shunts the crantrip progression in front of the formula, but does display "normal" simplified, but incorrect dice. Removing the cantrip progression from the spellcard makes it display as I reported.