Hi guys, fairly new to Roll 20 and having a little trouble getting a macro to work how I want - basically, I want to roll a spotting check, which is a straight d6 with a modifier of +1 if the unit doing the spotting is a recon unit. The result is a number > a variable target number, depending on a cover the target unit is in. So, without adding the recon modifier, this works as: EXAMPLE ONE &{template:default}{{name=Spotting Check:}} {{There was [[1d6>?{Range?|Up to 6" in soft or hard cover (not intact buildings),1|6" to 12" in soft cover,4|6" to 12" in hard cover (not intact buildings),5|Troops inside intact buildings up to 12",5}]] success}} The above works correctly, identifying the number of successes against the target number (i.e. 1 or 0) However, as soon as I start adding a modifier before the > sign then it all falls apart, so for example: EXAMPLE TWO &{template:default}{{name=Spotting Check:}} {{There was [[1d6+1>?{Range?|Up to 6" in soft or hard cover (not intact buildings),1|6" to 12" in soft cover,4|6" to 12" in hard cover (not intact buildings),5|Troops inside intact buildings up to 12",5}]] success}} The above changes the way the macro works, by counting the number rolled as the success, rather than comparing the sum against the target number; Ideally, I want the dice rolled to also be a variable, so something like: EXAMPLE THREE &{template:default}{{name=Spotting Check:}} {{There was [[1d6+?{Recon?|Yes,1|No,0}>?{Range?|Up to 6" in soft or hard cover (not intact buildings),1|6" to 12" in soft cover,4|6" to 12" in hard cover (not intact buildings),5|Troops inside intact buildings up to 12",5}]] success}} But again, this counts success as the sum of 1d6 plus the variable, rather than a comparison of a single digit against the target number. Hope this all makes sense - I am sure it is a simple syntax error...I had hoped to solve it myself, but 48 hours later and I am still drawing a blank. Can anyone help?
