Using custom token markers in script?

Wondering if its possible to use a self-made token marker pack's icon in a script. I want to replace the bleeding eye status with a token market called 'downed' in my custom pack, but i cant seem to get it to function, but it works with all the default markers if(ShowDead === true) { if(curValue > 0) obj.set('status_bleeding-eye', false); else if(curValue < 1) { var DeadSounds = state.HealthColors.auraDeadFX; if(DeadSounds !== "None" && curValue != prevValue) PlayDeath(DeadSounds); obj.set('status_bleeding-eye', true); SetAuraNone(obj); } } }

Try installing LibTokenMarkers. It contains a lot of utility functions for working with Token Markers and their images.

Yeah, I'm not a scripter at all, all looks like jumbled nonsense to me so Im 100% unsure what to do with that Lib

When setting a custom statusmarker with a script, you'll need to use the full name::number  syntax. The easiest way to find this is to open your TokenMod help handout and scroll to the statusmarkers section. All of your custom markers installed in that game will be there along with the corresponding id number. Note the double colon. So, it might be something like "downed::123456"

David M. said: When setting a custom statusmarker with a script, you'll need to use the full name::number  syntax. The easiest way to find this is to open your TokenMod help handout and scroll to the statusmarkers section. All of your custom markers installed in that game will be there along with the corresponding id number. Note the double colon. So, it might be something like "downed::123456"