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Ladies and gentlemen, [h:status=input( "FireProtection|0|Amount of Fire Protection", "AcidProtection|0|Amount of Acid Protection", "ColdProtection|0|Amount of Cold Protection", "ElectricityProtection|0|Amount of Electricity Protection", "changeR|0|Cha...

After 2 complete revision of my code, I have settled on a very well behaved set of macros. Here are the code blocks, separated out for the different Macros. Feel free to cannabilize anything you see here. At the bottom is also a link to my campaign file, that has all the campaign macros ready to go....

Thanks a lot for the responses. I have a couple of hours tonight to fiddle with the code and I'll see what I can do. I think after some in depth wiki reading and a little creative thinking, I can salvage most of my code. There are some really good ideas posted just above.

Aliasmask, Could you post / link a brief example of this in action? I am trying to figure out how to branch my code, one branch for critical hits and the other for a regular hit. The problem I can't get past is I have to 'roll' the to hit roll in order to know whether to branch to the crit hit or re...

So, I am sitting in an airport this morning, mulling over a way to accomplish my goal of having the rolling tool tip data visible. I am guessing that there is no way of 'saving' the rolling data, only displaying it as it happens. If that is the case, I must do my rolls in a way that they display as ...

Against my better judgment, I will expose my shoddy code to the world, maybe that will help. The Campaign Macro [h: toHitArray = ""] [h: '<-- Calling Lib to gather attack rolls and damages, string list return -->'] [h: '<-- Format: AttackRoll, Damage -->'] [h, MACRO(&qu...

This may help to describe my current situation. I have 5 macros on a Lib:Token, called in this order from a campaign macro; - gatherDice (which gathers the data from a PC / NPC token and performs the rolls/calculations, etc) - criticalDice (which takes the above data and performs all the critical ca...

Now that I have created my first baby framework for my players, and they love it, I want to learn some new tricks. The one that has me most flummoxed is how to preserve what I call 'roll data', but is probably called something else. My output to chat looks pretty sexy for a newbie coder, but the mou...

So, I have finally gotten my campaign macro set to a nearly polished state, and would like to know if anyone is interested in reviewing it for me. The main reason I am posting here is because I would like at least one human out there whom is good with coding take a look at it and give me some pointe...

No worries! Just knowing that there are people still willing to take a quick look at the forums makes me happy.
I've come quite a ways in the last few months of messing with the innards of Maptools, and I am starting to get to the tough stuff now.

(Darn you JSON, DARN YOU!)

I found it about 5 minutes after posting this, sorry guys! I was missing a ")" in the [h: critPass = listAppend(critPass, listGet(CriticalType1, 1)] Coding for hours on end blinds me to the stupid mistakes sometimes, sorry for the false alarm! I am recoding my groups attack macro to call o...

For the life of me I cannot see a problem with this, so I need a quick second look at the code. If it looks perfectly good to you guys too, that means I got SOMETHING somewhere else in my code going funky. Calling function code snippet: <!-- Where criticalHit1 can be 0, 1 or 20 --> <!-- Where Damage...

Condensed Question: We have weapons in our campaign that have multiple special damage types (ex. - +1d6 Fire and +1d6 Acid). For the purposes of damage reductions and vulnerabilities, these damages must be listed separately. I have tried a few different designators and seperators within the "Ex...