NOOB feeling dumb can't find API settings

I'm setting up a test game for&nbsp; SW FFG. I followed the link here&nbsp;&nbsp; <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/SWRPG-API-Compatible" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/SWRPG-API-Compatible</a> &nbsp;. The instructions are very clear. (below) I followed them carefully multiple times. I am not seeing an API Script section at all (anywhere in any settings).&nbsp; Sorry, but I'm not a programmer, and this isn't the first time a tech has instructed me to follow a path that doesn't exist (this week).&nbsp; I only have a little over 1000 hours logged on Roll20, and I've only created a few tables and macros so far. I feel completely out of my depth. Getting Started Join the Game In another tab, Go to the API Script section of the Game Settings. If you are using the Star Wars Character Sheet from the drop down repository then in the api section use the API script called&nbsp; Star Wars: Fantasy Flight Games - Dice Roller . Add the script, this will cause the script to run and will auto create the GM Character Sheet.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Access to the api is a Pro subscription feature, so that is why it isn't available to you (judging from your name having no Pro tag by it).&nbsp; You either will need to subscribe to access that feature, or run the game without the api.

Thank You! I really appreciate the quick response! You are correct. I'm cheap, and on a fixed income&nbsp; :D&nbsp; (Someone might note the fact that you need to be a paid subscriber to access it in any references they make to APIs. Just a thought.)

That would be helpful.&nbsp; I just spent a while looking for the setting as well while trying out Roll20 for the first time.&nbsp; I figured I would see the section grayed out if it required a PRO subscription. I did find it was not in the base level when I went to the membership features page, but I tend to just jump right in when trying something.&nbsp; I do wish the API feature was available at the PLUS level.&nbsp; I would like to see how a couple of the games work on Roll20 before possibly making the jump over to this platform.&nbsp; I would try it for a month at 5 bucks, but at 10 bucks it just doesn't seem worth it to simply try it out. Just my 2 cents as a new person. Thanks for the answer to the question. It certainly stumped me as well.