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Player Control of Token Resize

Hi All, I would like my players to be able to resize/scale tokens controlled by them.  I have looked at TokenMod and Resizer , but I did not see (in the script descriptions or through searching) any way to give players control over resizing.  It's entirely possible I have completely missed how to do that, as I am an idiot.  TokenMod has a feature ""Players Can Ids" but I was unable to determine what that does.  The only other options I found were from this thread and this thread , but I couldn't get either script to run without errors (I don't know how to code, so that's a real barrier for me, and it's also foolish to be running random scripts from the forums, I know).  Any help would be appreciated, and thanks in advance! 
1592603537
Gold
Forum Champion
I think TokenMod can resize tokens, and (involving that Players Can Use ID's part) you can give a Macro to the Players that is useable by players (non-GM's). Someone else will hopefully come along to say exactly how, which settings and what that !token-mod command syntax should be.
1592606169
The Aaron
Roll20 Production Team
API Scripter
TokenMod will allow players to manipulate any token they can select by default, so they could do: !token-mod --set scale|2g To change all the selected tokens to 2x2 grid units.  If you want to let them affect tokens they can't select (other players, monsters, things like that), you can enable "Players Can IDS" and they can use the --ids argument to adjust anything else: !token-mod --set width|10ft height|25ft --ids @{target|Resize which token|token_id}
Great, thank you very much!  That is very helpful.