Help me change Waypoint Patrol API snippit to continue moving tokens even when Turn Tracker is opened

Hello. After years of using a Waypoint Patrol API script (found in the Forums, has never been in the one-click)... worked great for my AD&amp;D purposes. Now I'm employing this script in my presentation of the DUNE RPG: Adventures in the Imperium. Now I need the Waypoint script to continue moving the patrol tokens, along their patrol route, even if the Turn Tracker is open. The version of the script that I have from the author has the "Feature" of automatically pausing the patrolling when you open the Turn Tracker, and automatically resumes when you (GM) close the Turn Tracker.&nbsp; I'd like to get rid of that feature, delete or comment-out the lines of the script that do THAT. This is the Waypoint Patrol script in question (the code &amp; original author is shown): <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2991336/script-patrols-using-waypoints/?pageforid=2991336#post-2991336" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2991336/script-patrols-using-waypoints/?pageforid=2991336#post-2991336</a> Thanks in advance, keithcurtis, Matt, The Aaron, Tim, Vince, and everyone who helps with API and Roll20.

On the 5th to last line, remove: || Campaign().get('initiativepage') The last block should then look like: on('ready', function() { setInterval(function() { //do nothing if not enabled or initiative page is open if (!state.WaypointPatrol['PatrolStatus']) { return; } WPP.MovePatrols(); }, Math.max(WPP.RefreshRate,1) * 1000); log('Script loaded: Waypoint Patrols' + (state.WaypointPatrol['PatrolStatus'] ? ', actively patrolling' : '')); });

We're Gold. It worked perfectly. I held my breath the first time I ran it and enabled Turn Order. The animations are still moving (that would be the WORMS of DUNE continue crawling). It's a narrative game, not really turn based, and I decided to use Turn Order to continuously display Momentum stat and Threat stat, even allowing a designated player to change that "initiative" number. Thanks for your precise response. Wading into API script code became do-able with that rely from The Aaron. Wouldn't have found it without ya. TYVM.

No problem!