Remove Bar2 from all Tokens

Hello! I have bought and imported a module into Roll20. However all tokens have Bar1 as HP and Bar2 and AC.  Is there a way I can modify to being blank for all tokens in my game? Thanks!

I hope it's okay if I bump this? I'm sorry if that is against the rules! From what I can see it should be fine! 0_0;

You can set that on your campaign settings page. Once you have made the changed there and go to the Apply In-Game settings button at the bottom of the settings tab. Click it and follow the instructions. There is a very easy-to-miss thin progress bar. Let it finish; it will take a while. That should change all tokens already placed, but will not affect the default tokens as stored in the journal tab. Since you are a pro user, though, you can even change those, with the Token-mod script. Most newer modules come tih a token page. You can verify they are correct there, then grab them all and run: !token-mod --set defaulttoken And it will update them all. Caveat , try this on a copy of your game first, to make sure it will do what you want it to do.

First off, thank you so much for your reply. You are a legend. So, I thought I tried that before posting but ran into an issue. Here is my process.  I copied my game I went into Game Settings I set BAR 2 MAX: and BAR 2 LINK: to blank  I saved then went back to the preview page launched the Game I clicked Apply Default Settings under the Settings Tab Oddly all the options I normally see aren't here. All I see is this:  I click Bar 2 Link: and click GM Info Overlay then click Apply Settings All tokens on every map still have Bar2 and all tokens dragged from the Journal onto the map also still have Bar2 set to AC.  Reading Token-Mod Documentation I realized I can do this: I can select all tokens in the Token Layer and run these two commands. Note: There is a space after the pipe. !token-mod --set bar2_link|  !token-mod --set bar2|  Then repeat the process for the GM Layer.  Then repeat the above for every map.  It's clunky but it works! 

I realized when I re-read the title of your post that there might be an issue. Roll20 sometimes has problems writing empty (or "false") values to some attributes. That must be one of them. Glad you had a workaround.

Thanks! BTW, to you know why my Apply Settings window has so few options?