How do you get portable icons to be used in public scripts?

I am working on modifying the TrackerJacker script to add a lot of capability. I am also changing the name and the icon. The problem with working with somebody elses code is trying to change something that you are not sure how they did it.&nbsp; The code has two images hardcoded into the script file &nbsp;feedbackImg: '<a href="https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.d20.io/images/11514664/jfQMTRqrT75QfmaD98BQMQ/thumb.png?1439491849" rel="nofollow">https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.d20.io/images/11514664/jfQMTRqrT75QfmaD98BQMQ/thumb.png?1439491849</a>', &nbsp;trackerImg: '<a href="https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.d20.io/images/11920268/i0nMbVlxQLNMiO12gW9h3g/thumb.png?1440939062" rel="nofollow">https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.d20.io/images/11920268/i0nMbVlxQLNMiO12gW9h3g/thumb.png?1440939062</a>', Now when I loaded the script it just worked, even though my understanding is that the developer of TrackerJacker no longer has a roll20 account, the images are still loaded and available. Not sure why. Now I saw the place in API:Objects where it says You must use an image file that has been uploaded to your Roll20 Library -- not an external site (such as Imgur), and not the Roll20 Marketplace. It will begin with '<a href="https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.d20.io/images/" rel="nofollow">https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.d20.io/images/</a>' for images uploaded to the Main server, So I loaded the icon I want as a token, looked at the imgsrc, changed the med.png to a thumb.png, and it seems to be working.&nbsp; Is that the recommended way? If I delete the token the image was made from, and I distribute the script so many people are using it, can everybody use this image and can I be confident it will remain available more or less forever? Thanks

As long as that image is in your library, you're good to go. You could also upload the image to the script's folder in the repository and reference it there.

If you are putting images in the chat, you can upload them the API repo with your script. &nbsp;However, if you are creating graphic objects on the map, they MUST be in a Roll20 User Library. &nbsp;You'll want to tag them and name them well so you don't accidentally erase them and break every copy of your script out there.

The Aaron said: If you are putting images in the chat, you can upload them the API repo with your script. &nbsp;However, if you are creating graphic objects on the map, they MUST be in a Roll20 User Library. &nbsp;You'll want to tag them and name them well so you don't accidentally erase them and break every copy of your script out there. Ah, thanks for correcting me Aaron

OK, so once again, the Trackerjack icon (hornet) was probably uploaded by Ken L, who I hear has not had an account here for 2 years.&nbsp; Why am I and everybody else able to find the hornet where he said it is? And while I can add it to the github repository, how would I reference it from the script? Like I said, I figured out how to reference it when it is in my library. And so long as I keep it in my library forever, I guess everybodies copy can use it.&nbsp;

You can probably still find it where he said it was because he probably didn't delete his account, just canceled his subscription. Your assets stay in your library even if you later decrease the size of your allotted storage. as for referencing it elsewhere, it's just like any other web address. So to reference the preview image of the OGL sheet in the repository, the address would be: <a href="https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets/blob/master/5th%20Edition%20OGL%20by%20Roll20/5th%20Edition%20OGL%20by%20Roll20.png" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/Roll20/roll20-character-sheets/blob/master/5th%20Edition%20OGL%20by%20Roll20/5th%20Edition%20OGL%20by%20Roll20.png</a>

OK, I guess I was worrying about nothing. &nbsp; Thanks.&nbsp;

Chris D. said: Now I saw the place in API:Objects where it says You must use an image file that has been uploaded to your Roll20 Library -- not an external site (such as Imgur), and not the Roll20 Marketplace. It will begin with ' <a href="https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.d20.io/images/" rel="nofollow">https://s3.amazonaws.com/files.d20.io/images/</a> ' for images uploaded to the Main server, This should actually be "uploaded to a &nbsp;Roll20 library". There is no check in place to ensure it's coming from your own library. So long as the library asset isn't deleted, the scripts using it will continue to function.