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Macro for OWoD dice rolls

I'm pretty new to macros, but I'm trying to make one for an Old WoD game. My ST has some pretty specific rulings about dice, mainly : 10 again by default Exploded dice can explode again. 1s remove the reroll of a 10 if possible, otherwise cancel a success What I'm trying to do is a macro that asks for the number of dice, the difficulty, and from which number it explodes. I found one on the forums already, but I'm also trying to make one by myself. I've come up with this mess : /r {?{Dice Pool|8}d10?{Explodes on| No, | 1,!>1| 2,!>2| 3,!>3| 4,!>4| 5,!>5| 6,!>6| 7,!>7| 8,!>8| 9,!>9| 10,!>10|}}>?{Difficulty|6}f1 So, the menu, although cumbersome is because I want to be able to have the option to not explode dice (for damage for example). Is there any other (read cleaner) way to do that ? It also has a blank line at the bottom, which apparently has the same effect as my "No" line, but I don't know where it's from or how to remove it. Additionnaly, is there a way to have 1s cancelling rerolls before cancelling a success (I think no, but I'm not sure)? Alternatively, is there a way to make exploded dice (I mean the one roll in addition thanks to a 10 for example) look differently (have another color or something) ? Thanks in advance !
This one doesn't cancel the 10s, but it does reroll any and takes the 1s of any successes.   It is set up to say who is making the roll so you will need to have a token selected to use it. @{selected|token_name} gets [[?{dice}d10>?{difficulty}f1!]] successes
Yeah, I had one similar, but it doesn't either allow to modify the threashold for exploding, hence the menu I made on mine. But thanks for the input, and I might moodify it to say who use it :)