Hi Jerry, First the last problem: Clicking on a token and then clicking initiative on any sheet. Yes, it is correctly sending that token to the Turn Tracker. The default behavior is as follows: Click on a token (any token) and then run an initiative command to send the selected token to the tracker. That the initiative command belongs to another sheet doesn't matter. The system is looking for a selected token. Here is the template: @{Charactersname|wtype}&{template:simple} {{rname=^{init-u}}} {{mod=@{Charactersname|initiative_bonus}}} {{r1=[[@{Charactersname|initiative_style}+@{Charactersname|initiative_bonus}@{Charactersname|pbd_safe}[INIT] &{tracker}]]}} {{normal=1}} @{Charactersname|charname_output} As you can see, "Charactersname" (a placeholder I am using for the name of the character) is all over the place. However, it is not in the one place which controls putting the token on the turn order: &{tracker} That command doesn't care about the name of the character, or the token you select, only that one is selected. Recently however the Devs instituted a system where if you don't select a token the system will look for an associated token. This is the first problem you are listing. My guess, the token is not properly saved to the sheet. I am guessing you connected the token to the sheet, but you did not then set the token as the default token for that sheet. To do that, edit the sheet, select the token, click the "Use Selected Token" button. Warning: that system will not work if you use a macro of the intitiative button (such as a macro containing the template above). It only works if you push the button on the sheet directly. So if you make a macro with the template above, it will not then find the token associated with the sheet. If you make a macro with the initiative command "%{Charactersname|initiative}" (without quotes) it will also not find the associated token. The token must be selected. This is because there is extra stuff built into the sheet that does not show up in the macro command or template. It handles things before the command is activated. You can think of it as: Button on sheet is pressed Sheet does some stuff to find the associated token and sets that as the "selected token" if there is not one selected already. Command (or template) is then activated. If you make a macro of the command (or template) you are bypassing the magic of the sheet.
