!token-mod question

I didn't see this specifically in the help file. How do I "target" a token to set a marker on it? This adds a marker to an already selected token: !token-mod --set statusmarkers|Burning Thank you!

Not a pro user, so I can't test this... but it going off <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Script:Token_Mod" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Script:Token_Mod</a> it seems as though you can specify a list of affected ids at the end of the command: !token-mod &lt;--help|--ignore-selected|--config|--on|--off|--flip|--set&gt; &lt;parameter&gt; [&lt;parameter&gt; ...] ... [ --ids &lt;token id&gt; [&lt;token id&gt; ...]] So if you add --ids @{target|token_id} to the end of your command will it prompt you to select a token?

Perfect!&nbsp; Thank you!

You probably also want to throw in --ignore-selected if you are going to use --ids. --ignore-selected can be used when you want to be sure selected tokens are not affected. This is particularly useful when specifying the id of a known token, such as moving a graphic from the gm layer to the objects layer, or coloring an object on the map.

Keithcurtis, So if the script is:&nbsp;!token-mod --set statusmarkers|Burning --ids @{target|token_id} Where is the best place to add&nbsp; &nbsp; --ignore-selected ?

Looks like --ignore-selected is included in the same group as --set.&nbsp; I think you can put it right after !token-mod in which case: !token-mod --ignore-selected --set statusmarkers|Burning --ids @{target|token_id}

Those arguments can come in any order. The full set of parameters you supply are collected, then TokenMod does its thing.

Thank you!

Basically, if the instructions include "--" before a term, that term can go in any order. Terms without "--" need to go directly after the "--" term: !token-mod --set height|70px --ids -1234567890abcdef is the same as !token-mod&nbsp; --ids -1234567890abcdef&nbsp; --set height|70px

Yup, there are only a few things that matters order-wise. --set defaulttoken will set the state of the default token with all the changes beforehand and none of the changes after.&nbsp; &nbsp; Setting represents and bar1_link and the like have some sensible interaction that depends on order.