Closed noctuid closed 3 years ago
since that would be relatively difficult to expose as configuration, my preferred solution would be to expose a script_message
that allows reconfiguring the geometry, such that this could be implemented by a separate script
since that would be relatively difficult to expose as configuration, my preferred solution would be to expose a
script_message
that allows reconfiguring the geometry, such that this could be implemented by a separate script
Hey, I just made a pull request a couple hours ago and noticed this issue was open. What you're asking for is solved for in it, at least for playlist-view for now (as I did not bother with contact sheet yet since I don't personally use it). https://github.com/occivink/mpv-gallery-view/pull/24
This is now possible, see #24
@noctuid Could you help me with setting this up? When I press g or c in mpv nothing happens. I have placed the files in the correct folders and changed input.config, still nothing.
My guess is that you forgot to copy gallery.lua
. In mpv/scripts you need a folder named lib.disable
which contains the gallery.lua
file from this repo.
To help troubleshoot this, launch mpv from the commandline and report any error that occur. Or start mpv with the option '--log-file=log' and upload the log file.
Also nice file manager, what is it?
Thanks a lot. I forgot the lib.disable
folder. It works now.
Btw, how do I exactly run this?
The file manager is One Commander
You mean the snippet for deleting thumbnails? This is a shell script, I do not have an equivalent solution for windows, you'll have to find one yourself.
Alright, thanks a lot for your help!
Also, when creating copies copies of gallery-thumbgen.lua
, does the naming need to be specific or just gallery-thumbgen.lua1
?
the naming should not matter, although you probably should keep the .lua extension. So gallery-thumbgen-1.lua
for example.
Yes, that's what I meant. Thanks for clearing it up
It would be nice to dynamically increase/decrease the size of thumbnails with a keybinding.