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If you are nesting a macro in a Roll Query, be certain there is a space after the macro name so that it is properly recognized by Roll20. In this example, we'll have three macros: #damage #attack and #both

To nest a macro, simply include the name of the macro you wish to call on its own line inside your macro. Macros can be nested inside each other, which gives the ability to combine macros, and call multiple macros with a single action. This would first emote, then send ' I smite you!' to the chat, and then make the two rolls afterwards. Macros can also include a mix of command and non-command lines, for example: Then, simply by typing #dagger it would run the entire script and look like this:

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If I want to create a macro that will include an emote, plus my attack and damage rolls it would look like this: To do this, simply put each item on its own line, and they will be executed in order when you run the macro. One of the strengths of the macro system is its ability to execute multiple actions with a single command. This can be used to combine various rolls into one handy button!

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Tip: You can click on any roll, on your character sheet, then go to the chat window and press the up arrow to reveal the code used. Tip: You can navigate and select items on the autocomplete list using the directional Up and Down keys and the Enter key.

Likewise, only Attributes (or Abilities) that belong to a Character that you have permission to control will appear on autocomplete lists.ДЇor example, if you have permission to control a Character which contains an Attribute named Dexterity, you could type (or possibly even just into the 'Action' text area of an Edit Macro window to bring up an autocomplete list which contains that Attribute. Only Macros that you can see in your Collections tab will appear on the autocomplete lists. A Macro, Attribute or Ability will populate the autocomplete list if its name contains this sequence. To bring up an autocomplete list, type one of the aforementioned symbols ( #, or %, as and where appropriate) followed by a sequence of letters or numbers (at least one). The q Text Chat supports the autocompletion of Macro and Ability calls. The 'Actions' text areas of both Macros (on the Edit Macro window) and Abilities (on the Attributes & Abilities Tab) support the autocompletion of Macro and Attribute calls. Some text areas support the autocompletion of Macro calls (using #), Attribute calls (using and Ability calls (using %). To call a Macro, type # and the command (e.g. Press Enter after this information to save the command. This could be typed text, a roll, or emote. To enter a macro, first type what you want to call the command. Go to the l Collections-tab (housed under the small dotted-list image) in the Sidebar.

7.3.5 Roll Query Troubleshooting: Nesting Queries.

7.3.4 Roll Query Troubleshooting: Collections Macros.

7.3.3 Roll Query Troubleshooting: Simplify Where Possible.

7.3.2 Roll Query Troubleshooting: Call Values.

7.3.1 Roll Query Troubleshooting: NEVER REPLACE ATTRIBUTES.

5.2.2.1 Advanced Usage for Targeted Attribute Calls.

5.2.1.1 Attributes and Character Sheets.

Roll Templates - how you can use Roll Templates with your Macros.

q Text Chat - lists the various chat commands that can be used, like /r, /w and /gr.

Dice Reference - Info on the dice syntax that can be used in Macros.

Complete Guide to Macros & RollsвЂЋ - A comprehensive Guide for all things related to the q Text Chat, Macros, and dice rolling on Roll20, linking to all relevant pages.

You can also Drag-n-Drop Roll buttons from some Character Sheets to it. For quick access, these saved rolls and commands can be added to the Macro Quick Bar or Token Actions where you can more quickly access them during play. The Macro menu can be found under the l Collections-tab. Instead of needing to type all of the commands over and over again as you play, you can just type one short command instead. For example, you can create a macro that shouts a battlecry then performs an attack that you frequently use. Macros are user-defined shortcuts to commands you regularly want to repeat and write in the q Text Chat.

Specific Use Questions & Macros (Forum).

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