Thank you. I think I've got it right. What do you think? Or you could still improve it? Thanks for your help. {genres =~ /Familie/ && n =~ /Barbie/ ? 'H:/#Kinderfilme/Barbie Reihe/' : genres =~ /Familie/ && n =~ /Tinkerbell/ ? 'H:/#Kinderfilme/Tinkerbell Reihe/' : genres =~ /Familie/ || genres ...

Oh thank you that looks good.
How cann i include an OR expression? I would like to include 1 and 3 too.

&& = AND
OR = 'i dont know'

thanks for your help and great tool.

I spend a lot of time to search for this problem but I've don't found a solution. So I wrote this topic.

Hi. Please can anyone help. I want to do this: Rename movies like this: H:/#Ungesehen/{n.upperInitial().replace(':', ' - ')} ({y}) {genres.take(2)} BUT if genre family rename to H:/#Kinderfilme/ {n.upperInitial().replace(':', ' - ')} ({y}) {genres.take(2)} AND if Barbie is in name available rename ...

This doesnt work for me. Do I need to add anything else?

This is not perfect but ok.

Thanks.

Hi. I want to sort all files according to genre/collection folders with TheMovieDB. I use this: H:/{genres[0]}/{collection.upperInitial().replace('Reihe', 'Collection', 'Filmreihe', 'Collection', 'Serie', 'Collection')}/{n.upperInitial().replace(':', ' - ')} ({y}) {genres} The Problem is, that ...

It is not a big problem for me.
I can replace Collection with Reihe for the "german style".

Like this: {collection.replace('Collection', 'Reihe')

Greetings.

Hi.
I have the same problem with some titles. As an example, see screenshot.

FileBot_4.3_B3 installed and language is german.

Oh wow its so easy. Thank you, it works perfect.

Hello. This is my Movie Naming Scheme: H:/{n =~ /^(?i)[a-z]/ ? n[0] : '#'}/{n.upperInitial()}{' (' + file.path.matchAll(/extended|uncensored|remastered|unrated|uncut|directors.cut|special.edition/)*.upperInitial()*.lowerTrail().sort().join(', ').replaceAll(/[._]/, " ") + ')'} ({y}) Sometimes a ...