The `metadata_path` attribute is used to define [Metadata Files](../metadata/metadata) by specifying the path type and path of the files that will be executed against the parent library. See [Path Types](paths) for how to define them.
The `metadata_path` attribute is used to define [Metadata Files](../metadata/metadata) by specifying the path type and path of the files that will be executed against the parent library. See [Path Types](paths) for how to define them.
```yaml
libraries:
TV Shows:
metadata_path:
- file: config/TV Shows.yml
- git: meisnate12/ShowCharts
- git: meisnate12/Networks
- git: PMM/chart/tmdb
- git: PMM/show/network
```
By default, when `metadata_path` is missing the script will look within the root PMM directory for a metadata file called `<MAPPING_NAME>.yml`. In this example, Plex Meta Manager will look for a file named `TV Shows.yml`.
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### Overlay Path
The `overlay_path` attribute is used to define [Overlay Files](../metadata/metadata) by specifying the path type and path of the files that will be executed against the parent library. See [Path Types](paths) for how to define them.
The `overlay_path` attribute is used to define [Overlay Files](../metadata/metadata) by specifying the path type and path of the files that will be executed against the parent library. See [Path Types](paths) for how to define them.
```yaml
libraries:
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- file: config/Overlays.yml
```
#### Reapply Overlays
#### Reapply Overlays
You can reapply overlays from a library by adding `reapply_overlays: true` to `overlay_path`. This will reapply overlays to every item in your library.
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- file: config/Overlays.yml
```
#### Reset Overlays
#### Reset Overlays
You can reset overlays from a library by adding `reset_overlays` to `overlay_path` and setting it to either `tmdb` or `plex` depending on where you want to source the images from. This will use the reset image when overlaying items in your library.
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@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ Within the above example, PMM will:
* First, look within the root of the PMM directory (also known as `config/`) for a metadata file named `TVShows.yml`. If this file does not exist, PMM will skip the entry and move to the next one in the list.
* Then, look within the root of the PMM directory (also known as `config/`) for a directory called `TV Shows`, and then load any metadata files within that directory.
* Then, look at the [meisnate12 folder](https://github.com/meisnate12/Plex-Meta-Manager-Configs/tree/master/meisnate12) within the GitHub Configs Repo for a file called `MovieCharts.yml` which it finds [here](https://github.com/meisnate12/Plex-Meta-Manager-Configs/blob/master/meisnate12/MovieCharts.yml).
* Then, look at the [meisnate12 folder](https://github.com/meisnate12/Plex-Meta-Manager-Configs/tree/master/meisnate12) within the GitHub Configs Repo for a file called `MovieCharts.yml` which it finds [here](https://github.com/meisnate12/Plex-Meta-Manager-Configs/blob/master/PMM/chart/imdb.yml).
* Then, look at the within the Custom Defined Repo for a file called `charts.yml`.
* Finally, load the metadata file located at `https://somewhere.com/PopularTV.yml`
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