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The guide shows how to enable automatic file renaming and how to make it rename files the way you like it. | The guide shows how to enable automatic file renaming and how to make it rename files the way you like it. | ||
==Enable automatic file renaming== | |||
Open the Options Box.<br> | Open the Options Box.<br> | ||
This is done from the menu by selecting Settings – Options | This is done from the menu by selecting Settings – Options | ||
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Now close the Options box and try adding a new file to see that renaming works. | Now close the Options box and try adding a new file to see that renaming works. | ||
The next step will be to change the rename pattern to your personal liking. You would probably want to add a special pattern for movies. | The next step will be to change the rename pattern to your personal liking. You would probably want to add a special pattern for movies. | ||
==Change rename Pattern== | |||
Open the Options Box. | Open the Options Box. | ||
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===Current predefined tags and macros=== | |||
Supported tags: | |||
%a Anime name | %a Anime name | ||
%acat Anime category | %acat Anime category | ||
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%upper%text%/upper% Converts text uppercase | %upper%text%/upper% Converts text uppercase | ||
%upfirst%text%/upfirst% Make only first character in text uppercase | %upfirst%text%/upfirst% Make only first character in text uppercase | ||
%upwords%text%/upwords% Make first character in each word in text uppercase | %upwords%text%/upwords% Make first character in each word in text uppercase | ||
===Examples=== | |||
Custom tag 1: %LG = [%lg]<br> | Custom tag 1: %LG = [%lg]<br> | ||
This tag will show the long name version of whatever group released the target file, for example: [AnimeONE] | This tag will show the long name version of whatever group released the target file, for example: [AnimeONE] | ||
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The tag is used to avoid two spaces in front of the group name when a movie only consists of one file, because then the part tag “%epart” will be skipped. As stated earlier the complete tag is skipped if a tag inside it returns zero. | The tag is used to avoid two spaces in front of the group name when a movie only consists of one file, because then the part tag “%epart” will be skipped. As stated earlier the complete tag is skipped if a tag inside it returns zero. | ||
===Additional options=== | |||
Replace space with: This will replace any space characters within the filename to the specified character(s).<br> | Replace space with: This will replace any space characters within the filename to the specified character(s).<br> | ||
Anime title language: This will use the anime title in the specified language if available, otherwise it'll use the default as usual. | Anime title language: This will use the anime title in the specified language if available, otherwise it'll use the default as usual. | ||
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When you have created your own patterns then you need to go back to the file manager panel and select them. | When you have created your own patterns then you need to go back to the file manager panel and select them. | ||
==Select custom made patterns for automatic file renaming== | |||
[[Image:Aom-OptionFilemanagerPanel2.PNG]] | [[Image:Aom-OptionFilemanagerPanel2.PNG]] | ||