Amorano
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1 month ago It'd be amazing if the Queue node could also look at files in subfolders of the specified folder. In my particular case I have a large number of videos I'm trying to iterate over and they're currently categorized.
Adding to this it'd also be amazing if the output directory could keep this same directory structure, I understand this might be out of the scope of this project.
I added a tweak for the Queue Node so you can run sub-directories.
To solve the other part without making the node a little too focused, I added a new node, STRINGER, to help do some string operations. I know there are other packs for that, but, here we are.
Is the running idea. You can toggle the "RECURSE" boolean to allow the sub-directories to be processed.
The filter system is a little weird, but:
<directory>;.ext1, ext2,ext3, ext4, ext5
You can add as many extensions as you need, but keep in mind not every image type is supported just because you filter for it -- the Queue node will still return strings where it cant find/load a file type.
Then the string functions you can swap out the path the Queue returns for the new root you want to redirect the images into and you should be good.
Let me know if that helps resolve the issue!
Cheers.
It'd be amazing if the Queue node could also look at files in subfolders of the specified folder. In my particular case I have a large number of videos I'm trying to iterate over and they're currently categorized.
Adding to this it'd also be amazing if the output directory could keep this same directory structure, I understand this might be out of the scope of this project.