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TWO WEAPONS

Olá amiga. Procurei muito mas não encontrei, mas vi que você sabe muito sobre dnd3.5. Há meses venho tentando criar uma única macro de duas armas no modelo, mas nunca sai certo ou quando sai, só sai o primeiro ataque. Gostaria de saber se isso é possível uma macro para esse ataque, dano e com confirmação de crit e dano crítico para ambos. Eu sou um Ranger e uso uma espada longa +1 na mão principal e uma espada curta + 1 na mão não habilitada
Via Google Translate: Hello Friend. I searched a lot but didn't find it, but I saw that you know a lot about dnd3.5. For months I have been trying to create a single two-weapon macro in the model, but it never comes out right or when it comes out, only the first attack comes out. I would like to know if this is possible a macro for this attack, damage and with confirmation of critical and critical damage for both. I am a Ranger and I use a +1 long sword in the main hand and a + 1 short sword in the non-enabled hand Aelcia, I don't have a ready solution for you, but found these other posts which may help. If you say which character sheet you're using, it might be useful and get a better answer for you. <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/4921207/looking-for-help-for-two-weapon-fighting-macro-pathfinder/?pageforid=4921207#post-4921207" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/4921207/looking-for-help-for-two-weapon-fighting-macro-pathfinder/?pageforid=4921207#post-4921207</a> <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/1625702/basic-question-about-macros/?pageforid=1625702#post-1625702" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/1625702/basic-question-about-macros/?pageforid=1625702#post-1625702</a> Good luck, M
dnd 3.5
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What is wrong&nbsp; ? &amp; {template: DnD35Attack} {{pcflag = true}} {{name = @ {character_name}}} {{subtags = ataca com um @ {weapon1name}}} {{attack1 = A1: [[@ {weapon1attackcalc}]] }} {{critconfirm1 = Crit ?: [[@ {weapon1attackcalc}]]}} {{fumbleroll = Fumble: [[d20]]}} {{dano1 = D1: [[@ {weapon1damage}]]}} {{ critdmg1 = + [[@ {weapon1crit}]]}} {{fullattackflag = [[? {Ataque total? | Não, 0d1 | Sim, d1}]]}} {{subtags = com um @ {weapon2name}}} {{attack2 = A2: [[@ {weapon2attackcalc}]]}} {{critconfirm1 = Crit ?: [[@ {Weapon2attackcalc}] ]}} {{fumbleroll = Fumble: [[d20]]}} {{dano2 = D2: [[@ {weapon2damage}]]}} {{critdmg2 = + [[@ {weapon2crit}]]}} {{fullattackflag = [[0d1]]}} I want to make a macro of two different weapons, but I don't recognize the second weapon. &nbsp;DnD 3.5&nbsp;spreadsheet Diana
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Oosh
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I don't play 3.5, but hopefully this will work: &amp;{template:DnD35Attack} {{pcflag=true}} {{name=@{character_name}}} {{subtags=ataca com um @{weapon1name}/@{weapon2name}}} {{attack1=@{weapon1name}: [[@{weapon1attackcalc} ]] }} {{critconfirm1=Crit ?: [[@{weapon1attackcalc} ]] }} {{fumbleroll=Fumble: [[ d20 ]] }} {{damage1=D1: [[@{weapon1damage} ]]dmg}} {{critdmg1=+ [[@{weapon1crit} ]] crit dmg}} {{attack2=@{weapon2name}: [[ @{weapon2attackcalc} ]] }} {{critconfirm2=Crit!: [[ @{weapon2attackcalc} ]] }} {{fumbleroll=Fumble: [[ d20 ]] }} {{damage2=D2: [[ @{weapon2damage} ]]dmg}} {{critdmg2=+ [[ @{weapon2crit} ]] crit dmg}} {{fullattackflag= [[?{Ataque total? | Não,0d1 | Sim,d1}]]}} There are a few problems with your macro. First - the field names {{attack1}} must be spelled exactly, you cannot have spaces or other characters in here. {{ attack1&nbsp; =[[1d20]] }}&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &lt;=== this will not work {{ attack1 =&nbsp; [[1d20]]&nbsp; }}&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &lt;=== this will work Also, you have more than one field with the same name: {{fullattackflag= [[? {Ataque total? | Não, 0d1 | Sim, d1}]]}}&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &lt;==== this is your Query for Full Attack, which is OK {{fullattackflag= [[0d1]]}}&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &lt;==== but this is at the end of your macro,&nbsp; so it overwrites your Query and sets the Full Attack flag to off Also, the {{subtags}} section only goes at the TOP of the template - it will not display in between the rolls. So I moved the @{weapon1name} and @{weapon2name} calls to the attack rolls, so it's very clear which attack is which weapon. Hopefully this helps!