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eval(string()) works fine for me. You want to do the string() at the eval(); I don't think MTScript maintains the idea of a var being a string just because you did a string() somewhere earlier in the code.

[h:HP = eval(string(HP - hpChange))]

[h:HP = min(eval(string(HP+hpChange)), MaxHP)]

I copied the code to a new campaign and changed it from "1e" to "D20" and it worked for me. So there must be some other issue at play.

":" indicates the end of your roll options. "," separates roll options. So if I wanted to hide the output of an if I'd do [h,if():]. Which is also why your code doesn't work. Autoexecute runs the macro immediately. Otherwise it fills the macro command box. Apply to selected means...

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Not sure what you mean since the macro doesn't refer to token name.

You can make code execute on a client with macroLink().

The double quote in chat comes from unclosed [if:]. Always complete them.

[if(), code:
{
};{}]

Err, that's where you put your list of states that are used in the dialog. I don't know what they are.

[abort(isGM())] [sStatesOff="{list of states in dialog}"] [h:jStates=macro.args] [h:cHiddenstates=json.set("{}","Ethereal Form",1,"Hide",1,"Hide from Animals",1,"Hide from Undead",1,"Invisibility",1,"Invisibility Greater&quo...

Typos. Which is what happens you change your mind about variable naming scheme in the middle of coding.

[jaStatesOn=json.fromList(sStates)]
[jaStatesOff=json.fromList(sStatesOff)]
[jaStatesOff=json.difference(jaStatesOff,jaStatesOn)]
[sStatesOff=json.toList(jaStatesOff)]

In ProcessState [sStatesOff="{list of states in dialog}"] [jaStatesOn=json.fromList(sStates)] [jaStatesOff=json.fromList(sOffstates)] [jaStatesOff=json.difference(jaOffStates,jaOnStates)] [sStatesOff=json.toList(jaStatesOff)] remove the SetAllStates(0) [h,foreach(sState,sStatesOff,"&q...

Also, I just realized that if I am using a state on the token that does not appear in this macro, this macro removes the state and only uses the states that were selected via this macro. How can I tweak this? You need to make a list of the states that aren't in the dialog, record which ones are on....

I see some of my dodgy artwork has invaded another framework.

Just to ask the obvious, is it possible that the state Hidden is defined with a Type other than Image? That would be it. If the campaign only contains your states and they're all image states you can just do getTokenStates(","). You'll have to make an exception for non-image states or exc...

If the campaign only contains your states and they're all image states you can just do getTokenStates(","). Otherwise you'll have to get each group and join them. sGroup1=getTokenStates(",","Group1") sGroup2=getTokenStates(",","Group2") sStates=ListA...