Call macro on gaining initiative

[Xenuite]

I've tried a couple of different iterations of this, none of which have worked.

When a token gains initiative, I want it to check that token for a specific state. If that state is active ("1") on the token that has initiative, I then want the macro to call another macro stored on the Lib:Token with the token that has initiative as the focus.

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[h:nextInitiative()]
[h:InitToken=getInitiativeToken()]
[h,token(InitToken),code:{
     [h,if(getState("Dying")==1),code:{
          [token(InitToken),macro("setDeathSaves@Lib:Token"):""]
     }]
}]

This is the current iteration, though I've tried several, even using selectTokens() to select the token I want to execute the macro on, and nothing sticks. The called macro runs, but with no token or the wrong token in focus.

[Full Bleed]

This works for me:

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[h: nextInitiative()]
[h: InitToken = getInitiativeToken()]
[h, token(InitToken), CODE:
	{
		[h, if(state.Dying == 1), CODE:
			{
				[MACRO("setDeathSaves@Lib:Token"):""]
			}
		]
	}
]

Make sure "Apply to Selected Tokens" is unchecked.

[Xenuite]

Unfortunately, this still isn't working for me.

It tries to run the setDeathSaves@Lib:Token macro, but returns an unresolved value for DeathSaves, which is a json array on the PC token that has two values, one for successes, and one for failures. For reference, here's the macro it's calling.

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[h:status=input(
"success|0,1,2,3|Successes|RADIO|ORIENT=H SELECT="+json.get(DeathSaves,0),
"failure|0,1,2,3|Failures|RADIO|ORIENT=H SELECT="+json.get(DeathSaves,1)
)]
[h:abort(status)]
[h:DeathSaves=json.set(DeathSaves,0,success)]
[h:DeathSaves=json.set(DeathSaves,1,failure)]
[h,if(json.get(DeathSaves,0)==3),code:{
[h:setState("Stable",1)]
[h:setState("Dying",0)]
};{
[h:setState("Stable",0)]
[h,if(HitPoints==0):setState("Dying",1)]
}]
[h,if(json.get(DeathSaves,1)==3),code:{
[h:setState("Dead",1)]
[h:setState("Dying",0)]
};{
[h:setState("Dead",0)]
[h,if(HitPoints==0):setState("Dying",1)]
}]
[macro("characterSheet@Lib:Token"):""]

[Full Bleed]

Unfortunately, this still isn't working for me.

Well, it is doing what you asked. You're just not passing along the information you need to the setDeathSaves macro.

It tries to run the setDeathSaves@Lib:Token macro, but returns an unresolved value for DeathSaves, which is a json array on the PC token that has two values, one for successes, and one for failures. For reference, here's the macro it's calling.

Look at [macro:] and send DeathSaves as a macro argument.