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If the sum is always 10 do you really need a 2nd entry? I guess it depends on what you're trying to accomplish, but no, it can't be done through input().

Okay found it here in Discord: https://discord.com/channels/2962308222 ... 8699633724

We were discussing how best to import a raw json structure and I include a test token.

Yeah, it's an encoding thing from how you're inputting the data. For example, if you use input() to get data it will have those kind of symbols. What I end up doing is putting the data in a macro then use getMacroCommand() to read in the raw data as a json. I wrote a code snippet recently somewhere,...

For the most part, it doesn't matter until it matters.

It is poor design to do unneeded actions, but if you don't notice a performance hit, then it doesn't really matter.

Now if you're trying to predict the limits, it's not really possible until you implement your code.

[h: newrounds = "[]"] [h: actiontoreport = "[]"] [h, FOREACH(curjson, rounds), CODE: { [h, if(json.get(curjson, "Round") < moveday): actiontoreport = json.append(actiontoreport,json.get(curjson, "Action")); newrounds = json.append(newrounds,curjson)] }] [H: r...

It does work as is, but if you don't have "Use Tooltips for inline rolls" set in your preferences, you'll get a bunch of other text with it.

But the best practice is to use [R:] in front. I went ahead and updated the wiki.

I'm guessing you are using MTPlayer token to play your sounds which plays to all clients at once and if you're playing in person you don't want it to play to all the clients, just the server. There's a line near the bottom for the audio macro. [H: execLink(audioByte,1,"all")] where you can...

Not sure I can explain it better. "macroName" is just the name of any macro you define and is just a placeholder.

If you're handling all the tokens, then I don't think you need to get very fancy. Just create a macro to "Initialize" your token. The "do something when this happens in MT" is called an Event Handler and those are very limited. Sometimes you can piggyback off an event not related...

It could be a little tricky, but it can be done. To prevent players from placing tokens on the map, I would have a mouse over event check the token. Basically, the default value of a token will run a macro, do the checks, then set the field to blank once done so it doesn't run again. You can use thi...

Although, I'm more than 50% sure this is a chat bot post since asking about Roll20 macros and not MapTool macros is a bit of a giveaway. MapTool macro system, imo, is far easier and powerful than the other VTTs out there. If you're looking to use detailed character stats I recommend one of the exist...

There are threads for the 5E frameworks in our Discord. You'll probably get a better response from there. But generally speaking, if there is one macro that displays the compendium information you can limit access with the following line at the top of macro. [H: assert(isGM(),"No player access ...

Put an H in front of broadcast and specify the targets if not "all".

Also, NPCs probably return "" for tokenOwner, so it then sends to all instead. I would use an if(isNPC()) for 2 different broadcasts.

if autoexecute is unchecked, means you don't want it run when the link goes to chat. Also, links sent to chat with autoexecute on don't run for the person posting it, but do for other clients that see it. I would just use execLink instead.

Just below the line java-options=-Xss8M you can add java-options=-Xmx8G but it would probably be more like 7G because it can't take what doesn't exist. On older systems and win32 it can't go much above 4G because of win32 addressing limits. Imo, making this change won't change much on performance if...