2025-05-05, 12:54 AM
(This post was last modified: 2025-05-05, 03:08 AM by kiwichick. Edited 2 times in total.)
I have questions about naming artwork (as per the naming conventions in the JF docs).
1. Why does season artwork require the word season and season number followed by -poster? Is there a reason for it (other than that's how the developers want it)? Surely 'season[n]' should be enough.
2. Why does season artwork named 'season[n]-poster' have to be be in the series name folder, while season artwork named 'cover' can be in the season folder? Why can't they be in the season folder regardless of how they're named?
3. Season specials artwork is to be named 'season-specials-poster' and placed in the series name folder. All of my specials artwork is just named 'specials' and are in the series specials folders. JF recognises those and displays them correctly in spite of them not being correctly named or in the correct folder. So, if JF can recognise those, why can't it recognise other artwork that isn't named following the conventions or placed in the correct folder?
1. Why does season artwork require the word season and season number followed by -poster? Is there a reason for it (other than that's how the developers want it)? Surely 'season[n]' should be enough.
2. Why does season artwork named 'season[n]-poster' have to be be in the series name folder, while season artwork named 'cover' can be in the season folder? Why can't they be in the season folder regardless of how they're named?
3. Season specials artwork is to be named 'season-specials-poster' and placed in the series name folder. All of my specials artwork is just named 'specials' and are in the series specials folders. JF recognises those and displays them correctly in spite of them not being correctly named or in the correct folder. So, if JF can recognise those, why can't it recognise other artwork that isn't named following the conventions or placed in the correct folder?