Closed billpetro closed 8 months ago
When you have a built Bible in your vault, the verses displayed in the bible are fetched from the internet. Downloading the Bible means you have a local copy that can be accessed without an internet connection.
You can verify if the translation has been downloaded by opening your vault in the OS's file explorer, and navigating to .obsidian/plugins/gslogimaker-my-bible/.mybiblecache
, and you should see a lot of text files containing the text of your translation.
If you don't have the Bible built in your vault then you can run the Build Bible
command with CMD-P "My Bible: Build bible", and that will build your Bible in the path specified in your My Bible settings.
Hope this helps!
Thanks. The picture you show here of the Bible folder as "Bible" with an emoticon is different than the default "/Bible/". With the default, you get the skeleton, but the My Bible: Download translation
doesn't work.
With "Bible" it does. I now have 4BM of files in .obsidian/plugins/gslogimaker-my-bible
They look like this:
Question: how do I get them to appear?
Typing [[Genesis 1#1]]
, which in Reading mode, looks like Genesis 1>1
opens Bible/01 Genesis/Genesis 1
and gives me a highlight, but empty location here:
I see the issue. Looks like My Bible is using an incorrect default for one of the settings.
Change the Verse body format
setting to
###### {verse}
{verse_text}
Then run Build bible
again. That should fix the problem.
Success! Thanks.
I've installed the plugin as instructions directed. When I do CMD-P "My Bible: Download translation" it
When I click Download it:
Then almost immediately says:
But I see no indication of the presence of the translation in /Bible or anywhere else in my vault.
Nor does it populate a verse when I "read" it with "[[Genesis 1#1]]" instead it merely displays the location in /Bible/01 Genesis/Genesis 1
What am I missing?