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Round counter and a moving marker that shows who's turn it is.

I started off using Honey Badger's Initiative highlight script but wanted some different behavior. Along with requests and suggestions from Jarret B., it has grown into quite a bit of script.

Features

• Automatic creation of marker token if not already present on the page.
• Scaling of marker to show up even under opaque square tokens.
• Marker follows token with current turn if moved.
• Automatic adding of Round marker to initiative order.
• Round announce in chat. [Optional]
• Announcement of tokens ending their turns and tokens beginning their turn. [Optional]
• Player name whose turn it is in turn announcement. [Optional]
• Automatic skipping of hidden token's turns. [Optional]
• Marker is hidden for hidden token's turns. (if not auto-skipped)
• Automatically hides the marker when the Turn Order box is closed.
• Turn marker animations [Optional]
• Spinning marker [Optional]
• Pulsing aura 1 on marker [Optional]
• Pulsing aura 2 on marker (different phase) [Optional]
•  !eot command to advance the turn order, but only if the player controls the current token or is a GM.
•  !tm command usable by GM only to configure TurnMarker.

Changelog

v1.24 ( -- )

• Fixed crash with custom turnorder entries when advancing the turn order with !eot.

v1.23 ( -- )

• Fixed crash because of manually emptying the turnorder before closing it, Take 2!

v1.22 ( -- )

• Fixed crash because of manually emptying the turnorder before closing it.

v1.21 ( -- )

• Fixed crash in other scripts because of adding properties to the Array Prototype!

v1.20 ( -- )

• Fixed startup crash in a brand new campaign due to turnorder being instead of [].

v1.19 ( -- )

• Update checking for isGM in the on('ready',...).

v1.18 ( -- )

• Added support to call Reset() on my Mark script if you're using it.

v1.17 ( -- )

• Fixed crash bug when announce-player is on, but the token with the turn has no player controlling it.