World of Bethica Campaign Setting (Fantasy Grounds Unity 5E Ruleset)

**wrandalljr4** · February 23rd, 2026, 22:22

Originally Posted by Arimil508

Hi I am interested in your token swap ext and i have a few question. does it only support 5e or does it also support Core rpg and other systems that add on to core.
Second does it search in that particular location or can you apply a file path for a particular image. I ask this because i organize a lot of my tokens in a unique way.

Hi there, how are you.

For your first question, I built Token Image Swap for the Fantasy Grounds Unity 5E ruleset. I’m still new to building extensions, so I followed the standard 5E setup and labeled it for 5E. Because of that, I can’t honestly guarantee it will work in CoreRPG or other rulesets that build on CoreRPG unless you test it in your campaign and see how it behaves. It might work, but I don’t want to promise something I haven’t verified.

For your second question, it does not let you point to any custom file path. It looks in one specific place: a folder named ShapeSwap inside your Fantasy Grounds tokens folder. You put the token images in there and then you apply an effect like IMG: Wolf to swap to Wolf.png (or jpg/webp/jpeg). It’s also case sensitive, so the name in the effect has to match the filename exactly. I kept it simple on purpose because it was a small tool I built as a first step for a bigger project, and I wanted it to be easy for anyone to use without extra setup.

If you want, tell me how you organize your tokens (one example folder structure) and I can tell you the easiest way to adapt your setup to work with it, or what would need to change in the script to support multiple folders.

**wrandalljr4** · February 23rd, 2026, 22:29

Originally Posted by wrandalljr4

Hi there, how are you.

For your first question, I built Token Image Swap for the Fantasy Grounds Unity 5E ruleset. I’m still new to building extensions, so I followed the standard 5E setup and labeled it for 5E. Because of that, I can’t honestly guarantee it will work in CoreRPG or other rulesets that build on CoreRPG unless you test it in your campaign and see how it behaves. It might work, but I don’t want to promise something I haven’t verified.

For your second question, it does not let you point to any custom file path. It looks in one specific place: a folder named ShapeSwap inside your Fantasy Grounds tokens folder. You put the token images in there and then you apply an effect like IMG: Wolf to swap to Wolf.png (or jpg/webp/jpeg). It’s also case sensitive, so the name in the effect has to match the filename exactly. I kept it simple on purpose because it was a small tool I built as a first step for a bigger project, and I wanted it to be easy for anyone to use without extra setup.

If you want, tell me how you organize your tokens (one example folder structure) and I can tell you the easiest way to adapt your setup to work with it, or what would need to change in the script to support multiple folders.

Hello, and lastly, my original plan was to either have it search Fantasy Grounds for token images automatically or include a built-in image folder inside the extension itself. I’m not that far along in the larger extension yet, because I’m focusing on getting the harder parts working first. But if I decide to add that option to the design, I can update the Token Image Swap extension later.

**cds29** · February 24th, 2026, 03:28