Is it possible to change see/edit permissions and the advantage/GM whisper settings of pre-made tokens en masse within modules like Tomb of Annihilation?

Says it all on the tin. I find it infuriating to have to constantly change pre-made tokens' permissions from full editing, no visibility to full visibility, no editing, and even more frustrating to have to change individual sheets from Always Advantage (which makes zero sense for the default) to Toggle/Query. I'm using the 5E OGL sheet, and changing the game's settings has no effect on pre-made tokens within Tomb of Annihilation. Has anyone found a workaround for this? I'm basically willing to purchase API access at this point, if it can be used as a solution. It's the little things that irk me the most, I guess.

Only with an API script. Chatsetattr could do it for you. As a note, I believe that always rolling two rolls (both should be black) is enabled so that you don't have to go in to change a monster if it gets advantage/disadvantage.

There is a button in the Player Settings (in-game settings, look for the cog-wheel at the top-right of the chat window) all the way at the bottom called Apply Default Settings. This button will update all pre-existing characters with the settings you specified in the Game Settings (outside the VTT). Keep in mind that this button will apply the settings to both NPCs and PCs so you would need to manually reset PCs (of which there should be far fewer) if a setting was not meant to apply to them.

Oh, nice, didn't know that existed kyle

Kyle G. said: There is a button in the Player Settings (in-game settings, look for the cog-wheel at the top-right of the chat window) all the way at the bottom called Apply Default Settings. This button will update all pre-existing characters with the settings you specified in the Game Settings (outside the VTT). Keep in mind that this button will apply the settings to both NPCs and PCs so you would need to manually reset PCs (of which there should be far fewer) if a setting was not meant to apply to them. Hot damn, how did I not know that? Thank you so much!