[SOLVED]Omit period and []

[theobserver]

Hi all,

filebot is a very handy program and thank you 4 this.

I have one small question which i have not located in forum or manual (until now).

I use this format : {n} ({y}).({rating}).{genres}. {imdbid}
which gives this result : Trumbo (2015).(7.0).[Drama]. tt3203606

How should modify it to get this result ? : Trumbo (2015).(70).Drama. tt3203606

In short words i try to omit the period in the rating so from 7.0 to be 70
and the [] around genres so from [Drama] to be Drama

Can this be done?

Thank you for your time reading this.

Regards,
theobserver.

[rednoah]

0.
Learn from the examples:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2

Read the docs:
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1895


1.
You have:

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.({rating})

You want:

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{".(${(rating*10).round()})"}

2.
You have:

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{genres}

You want:

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{genres ?: '[No Genre]'}

Or maybe:

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{'.'+genre}

[theobserver]

Much obliged RedNoah.

Although i had found many things from the examples i had not find these two.

Thank you much.

Regards,
theobserver.

[rednoah]

Once you're done, please share and explain your format, so that the next guy can learn from your example.

[theobserver]

Sorry for my late reply ,but now i just saw your last message.

Well my format is :

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{n} ({y}){".(${(rating*10).round()})"}{'.'+genre}. {imdbid}

which gives this result:

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Avatar (2009).71.Action. tt0499549

Regards,
theobserver

[theobserver]

Hi again,

i am trying about 90 minutes to solve my questions by reading the forum but in vain.

I need a heads up.

My current setup is (as written above) :
{n} ({y}){".(${(rating*10).round()})"}{'.'+genre}. {imdbid}
which gives this :
Avatar (2009).71.Action. tt0499549

Question is:

1. I want to add the '3D HSBS' text at the movie filename so it become:
Avatar (2009).71.Action.3D HSBS. tt0499549

How can i achieve this?

2. Is there a way to add more than one genres. In this example i only get Action as genre

3. Is there a link where the syntax and abbreviations for filebot are explained? e.g. {n} = Movie name e.t.c.

Thank you for your time reading this.

Regards,
theobserver

[rednoah]

1.
{s3d} and {genres} is probably what you're looking for.


2.
You will find lots of documentation here and here.

The in-app reference shows all the important top-level bindings: