How do you do multiple attacks in turn based mode?

[Falkon Swiftblade]

I do not understand how to play in turn based mode? The initial pop up message is Greek to me I don't understand what they were saying so I left it at the default. I have several characters that get 3-5 attacks per round, but they keep only doing 1 attack per turn but the enemies get 5-8 per their turn and one of my characters has been permanently incapped the entire fight even though I keep healing her she can't get a turn bc it keeps skipping her and the enemies are waylaying on her 5-8x per turn. Then it took me about 12 turns to realize my pet that was commanded to fall I needed to actually "move" him in order to not skip his turn. Also, why do enemies get to run through traps without setting them off? That does not seem fair at all.

[Conquista]

are you using full attacks or are you moving more than 5 steps to attack?

[NegativeZero]

To get multiple attacks you have to do a full attack. If you move more than 5 feet, you can't do a full attack and can only do a single attack. Hold shift when issuing the move command to only move 5 feet, which will allow you to make your full attack.

[transmutionorchestra]

You only get to make multiple attacks if you can take the full attack action, which requires both your standard and move action for the round. Functionally, you only get a full attack if you begin your turn adjacent to your target or if it is within your range increment if you're wielding a ranged weapon or if you only need to take a 5ft step as a free action to reach with your weapon.

Invest in the Vital Strike feat line, if you can, or have a spellcasting teleport your characters into position before their turns.

[Uzkin]

On TB mode you should see the "standard action", "move action", "5ft step", "swift action", and "free action" bars.

By spending a "standard action", you can attack once.

By spending both a "standard action" and a "move action" you can perform "full attack", i.e. attack multiple times (assuming you have multiple attacks).

If you have already spent your "move action" e.g. on moving, drinking a potion, or switching a weapon before you attack the enemy then you can only attack once (since you only have a standard action left).