How do I group folders of same family under the same folder

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Archellhen
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How do I group folders of same family under the same folder

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Hi,
Is it possible to group folders/files that belongs to the same family file in one folder?
For example, I have Ghost in the Shell anime+movies. How can I make them under one file called "Ghost in the Shell" instead of having them in different folders?
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I want these folders moved from E:\Media\Movies to E:\Media\Movies\Anime Movies\The Garden of Sinners
Same thing here
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I want to move these automatically from E:\Media\Anime to E:\Media\Anime\Jojo no Kimyou na Bouken
It would be really handy that if it is able to check and create a family folder whenever I'm downloading a file belongs to that family series.
Is that possible?

Thanks in advance
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Re: How do I group folders of same family under the same folder

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That depends on your format. There is no "family" attribute though, so you'll have to make due with whatever information is available. Have you tried {collection} yet?


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What properties make an Anime Movie an Anime Movie and not a Movie?
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Re: How do I group folders of same family under the same folder

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rednoah wrote:1.
That depends on your format. There is no "family" attribute though, so you'll have to make due with whatever information is available. Have you tried {collection} yet?
That worked for movie files, thank you

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What properties make an Anime Movie an Anime Movie and not a Movie?
60 min+ Japanese Audio?
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Archellhen wrote:60 min + Japanese Audio?
It's fairly easy then:

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{minutes > 60 && audioLanguages =~ /jpn/ ? 'Anime Movie' : 'Movie'}
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