If you want to remove a token from a creature, you need to overwrite that creature completely with your own mod. Might have to do with mod load order as well, so could be worth checking it out. Loading your own mod before the game loads the vanilla ones if you don't see any changes.

Oh, damn. That's a bit of a pain. Oh well I will see if I really want to do that.

Originally posted by zeeb:

If you want to remove a token from a creature, you need to overwrite that creature completely with your own mod.

It's how I managed to overwrite noble demands. First I let the game load the normal stuff, then had two files in my mod folder - entity_cut and entity_patch.

entity_cut would remove the civ, and entity_patch insert my own in its place, the latter was mostly a copy-paste job with removing/changing what I wanted.

That way everything's the same, only with the changes I wanted to make. The only caveat is, it needs to be loaded BEFORE other mods, so that the other mods modify the altered civ, not the deleted one.

I agree that adding tokens is easy, but removing/editing specific ones is a pain.

How did the entity_cut file work?

I thought there was a thing that could cut tokens and stuff out of a raw so you didn't need to replace the entire creature.

You can accomplish this with creature variations. You can add and remove any tag from a creature with this.