Gauss said: ...you can already select one token out of a group by holding down the Alt key when you click on the token. Note: if the group is already selected this won't work. Gauss , I am not sure what you mean by this. Holding alt and clicking on a token in the selected group does nothing. If I click on a token outside the group, I then lose focus on the group and I am then only selecting the new token. If I don't have a group selected already and hold alt and click on tokens I only select the new tokens without forming a group or having any special options, as is expected. However, I did find out that if I hold alt don't hold alt while rotating a group then not only does the whole group rotate around a fixed point defined to be in the center of the group, as is normal, but the individual tokens also rotate the same amount about their axis. By holding alt it seems that the tokens are frozen in their own individual rotations. While the entire group rotated about the group's central pivot. Even with that all being said, after rotating a group through many rotations, they seem to subtly shift from their spots over time. Though this movement is much less pronounced if you use alt to prevent the tokens from individually rotating. If there were a way to tell the system to only rotate them by their own axis, example by pressing shift+alt, then I believe that would solve Magus ' question. Edit: More research
