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When I use set to put the dead status on a token using the syntax: obj.set('status_dead') the result is an empty status box. However, when I do the same command with this syntax: obj.set('status_dead', true) the result is as expected.
No error. Without the second argument it creates a small blank(invisible) status icon. I can tell it's there because it pushes over other status icons placed on the same token. It's also checked if you manually look at the drop down list of status icons to place on the token. With the second argument it creates the large red X over the whole token as expected.
Well what you're seeing is just an unintended consequence of the fact that you shouldn't be able to call set() with a null value. So really it just shouldn't let you do that. Calling obj.set("status_dead", true) (or false) is correct, calling obj.set("status_dead") is not supposed to be a valid thing to do.
That's interesting because I've seen it done that way in examples, though probably not official examples. It works for every other status icon I've used. Thank you for the response.
