@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ You can create individual blocks of operations by using a list under `operations
??? blank "`assets_for_all` - Used to search the asset directories for images for all items in the library.<aclass="headerlink"href="#assets-for-all"title="Permanent link">¶</a>"
??? blank "`assets_for_all` - Used to search the asset directories for images for all items in the library.<aclass="headerlink"href="#assets-for-all"title="Permanent link">¶</a>"
<divid="assets-for-all"/>Searches the asset directories for images for all items in the library.
<divid="assets-for-all"/>Ordinarily, Kometa searches the asset directories for collection artwork. Enabling this operation tells Kometa to searches the asset directories for images for all items [movies, shows, seasons, episodes, etc] in the library.
@ -206,16 +206,26 @@ The available setting attributes which can be set at each level are outlined bel
all other image sources.
all other image sources.
Standard priority is as follows:
Standard priority is as follows:
1. url_poster
2. file_poster
1. `url_poster`
3. tmdb_poster
4. tvdb_poster
2. `file_poster`
5. asset_directory
6. tmdb_person
3. `tmdb_poster`
7. tmdb_collection_details
8+. all other _details methods
4. `tvdb_poster`
This setting pushes `asset_directory` to the top of the list.
5. Asset directory
6. `tmdb_person`
7. `tmdb_collection_details`
8+. all other `_details` methods
So if you have a poster for "Some Collection" specified as a `url_poster` and *also* as an asset, the `url_poster` will win and the asset will be ignored.
This setting pushes `asset_directory` to the top of the list, so the asset would win over teh `url_poster`.
@ -94,13 +94,21 @@ that folder (replacing .ext with the image extension).
| `file_poster` | **Description:** Changes poster to the image in the file system<br>**Values:** Path to image in the file system |
| `file_poster` | **Description:** Changes poster to the image in the file system<br>**Values:** Path to image in the file system |
Standard priority is as follows [lower numbers take precedence]:
Standard priority is as follows [lower numbers take precedence]:
1. url_poster
1. url_poster
2. file_poster
2. file_poster
3. tmdb_poster
3. tmdb_poster
4. tvdb_poster
4. tvdb_poster
5. asset_directory
5. asset_directory
6. tmdb_person
6. tmdb_person
7. tmdb_collection_details
7. tmdb_collection_details
8+. all other _details methods
8+. all other _details methods
You can use the `prioritize_assets` setting to push the asset_directory to the top of this priority list.
You can use the `prioritize_assets` setting to push the asset_directory to the top of this priority list.
@ -121,3 +129,17 @@ for a folder named either the collection/playlist name or the `name_mapping` if
| `tmdb_background` | **Description:** Changes background to the TMDb Movie/Collection background for a movie library or the TMDb Show background for a show library<br>**Values:** TMDb Movie/Show/Collection ID |
| `tmdb_background` | **Description:** Changes background to the TMDb Movie/Collection background for a movie library or the TMDb Show background for a show library<br>**Values:** TMDb Movie/Show/Collection ID |
| `tvdb_background` | **Description:** Changes background to the TVDb Movie background for a movie library or the TVDb Show background for a show library<br>**Values:** TVDb Movie/Show ID or URL |
| `tvdb_background` | **Description:** Changes background to the TVDb Movie background for a movie library or the TVDb Show background for a show library<br>**Values:** TVDb Movie/Show ID or URL |
| `file_background` | **Description:** Changes background to the image in the file system<br>**Values:** Path to image in the file system |
| `file_background` | **Description:** Changes background to the image in the file system<br>**Values:** Path to image in the file system |
Standard priority is as follows [lower numbers take precedence]:
1. url_background
2. file_background
3. tmdb_background
4. tvdb_background
5. asset_directory
You can use the `prioritize_assets` setting to push the asset_directory to the top of this priority list.