Setting custom status markers

I wrote a script that looks for all tokens with the same name, and adds a status marker to all of those tokens. Format is !setStatus —<tokenname> —status.   For the standard set it works fine, but it will not work for the many custom status markers I use.  How does one set a custom status via the api? They work off ids I think?

GM said: I wrote a script that looks for all tokens with the same name, and adds a status marker to all of those tokens. Format is !setStatus —<tokenname> —status.   For the standard set it works fine, but it will not work for the many custom status markers I use.  How does one set a custom status via the api? They work off ids I think? Custom markers get a number appended to them, and need to be referenced that way.  For example, I have custom markers in my test game. Here is the info for one of them: "id":50296 "name":"grim-reaper38285" "tag":"grim-reaper38285::50296" "url":"URL HERE The list of markers can be retrieved from the campaign object and is called token_markers. Here is a quick and dirty ScriptCard to list them all along with their image: !script {{   --~|array;fromstring;markers;},{;[*C:token_markers]   --%loop|foreach;markers     --/+Loop|[&loop]     --~|array;fromstring;thismarker;,;[&loop] --&CleanURL|[@thismarker(3)] --&CleanURL|[&CleanURL(replace,"url":",)] --&CleanURL|[&CleanURL(replaceall,",)]     --+Marker [@thismarker(0)]| [img width=20][&CleanURL][/img] [@thismarker(2)]   --%|   }} Where you would use "skull", or "strong" for standard markers you would use the item in the tag field for custom ones (ex:  radioactive38951::50310) . Otherwise they work the same and can be included in the statusmarkers field on tokens like the normal ones.

I think if you install the libTokenMarkers library script (One Click), you do not need the number?

I recommend using libTokenMarkers like TokenMod & MetaScriptToolbox. It makes your life easier.

I believe that's right, Keith... the library lets you translate short-form names into the actual Roll20 marker object that you then need to add. A relevant example from TokenMod would be: !token-mod --set statusmarkers|Dying ...where the "Dying" marker is a custom marker actually named "Dying::243507" Incidentally, you can apply this to all tokens of a given name using TokenMod + the Metascript Toolbox by adding a {&select} tag. This formation would apply the Dying marker to all tokens named something starting with "Bobo"... !token-mod --set statusmarkers|Dying {&select Bobo*}

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