Show all states on a token

[aliasmask]

Ah, you have some bad state names. Use valid variable names. If you change the "+1" state to something like "plus1" or "d+1". Also, remove any spaces in state names.

[Dielzen]

Ah, that explains everything, and now my macro works.

Thanks to all involved so far, and pardon my n00bness.

[Dielzen]

OK, I'm almost there, just a few minor tweaks and I'm done with this, thanks for the help so far.

Firstly, my macro outputs the person who "has next" before the output of the macro itself, is there any way to fix this? For explanation, here's my macro

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<b><i>completes their turn.</i></b>

[h: list = getTokenStates()]
[h: activeList = ""]
[h, foreach(current, list, "<br>"), CODE:
{
[h,if(getState(current)): activeList = listAppend(activeList,current);""]
}]

[h: textOut=""]

[h,foreach(affliction, activeList, ""), CODE:
{
    [h: savingThrow = input(
    "junkVar|"+getStateImage(affliction)+"|"+affliction+"|LABEL| TEXT=FALSE ICON=TRUE SPAN=FALSE",
    "makeSave|0|Save for this condition?|CHECK",
    "modifier|0|Modifier to this roll|TEXT| Width=3")]
    [h: abort(savingThrow)]

    [h,if(makeSave), CODE:
    {
        [h: saveRoll = 1d20]
        [h: totalRoll = 1d20+modifier]
        [h,if(totalRoll>=10): setState(affliction, 0)]
        [h,if(totalRoll>=10): textOut=
            listAppend(textOut,"<br>Roll = "+saveRoll+"+"+modifier+" - Successful save against "+affliction);""]
        [h,if(totalRoll<10): textOut=
            listAppend(textOut,"<br>Roll = "+saveRoll+"+"+modifier+" - <b>Failed</b> to save against "+affliction);""]
    }]
}]
[r: textOut]
[h:nextInitiative()]
[h: offset = getCurrentInitiative()]
 

And here's my output

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Gromp has received initiative.
 
Cha`Ka: completes their turn. 
        Roll = 12+0 - Successful save against Immobilized,
        Roll = 6+0 - Failed to save against Prone

Obviously, I'd love to have the received initiative portion AFTER the saving throw resolutions.

[Dielzen]

Am I stuck with this output order?

[zEal]

It'll require another macro, but you might be able to use Wiki: execLink() to defer the execution of nextInitiative(), thereby having it output afterwards.