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[2012-04-27 12:59:28] Executing: filebot -script "C:/Batches/utorrent-postprocess.groovy" --output "F:" --action copy --conflict override -non-strict -trust-script -Xxbmc=localhost "-Xut_dir=D:\Downloads\Torrents\Seeding\The.Big.Bang.Theory.S03.BDRip.XviD-SAiNTS" "-Xut_file=The.Big.Bang.Theory.S03E01.BDRip.XviD-SAiNTS.avi" "-Xut_label=" "-Xut_state=5" "-Xut_kind=multi"
[2012-04-27 13:05:05] Executing: filebot -script "http://filebot.sourceforge.net/scripts/utorrent-postprocess.groovy" --output "F:" --action copy --conflict override -non-strict -trust-script -Xxbmc=localhost "-Xut_dir=D:\Downloads\Torrents\Seeding\The.Big.Bang.Theory.S03.BDRip.XviD-SAiNTS" "-Xut_file=The.Big.Bang.Theory.S03E01.BDRip.XviD-SAiNTS.avi" "-Xut_label=" "-Xut_state=5" "-Xut_kind=multi"
From looking at the logs, file is always set (for multi-file torrents it would appear to be the first file of the directory). What I mean by downloading files one at a time is that, for instance, I have a season torrent but choose to download each episode as I watch it (using the uTorrent Files option). The torrent would go to 100% each time a new file is marked for download and completed, and uTorrent will feed the entire directory for that torrent to the script, including any files that were downloaded previously. As far as I can tell there wouldn't be any way to feed it only the most recently downloaded files apart from separately logging which files have already been moved, but I don't think it is really an issue to rescan the files for each new file, unless it is a really large multi-file torrent. (Large multi-file torrents are common for scene releases, now I think about it. Collections of movies and the like, where you wouldn't usually download all the movies at once but might pick and choose at different times.)