(2020-02-04, 21:28)scudlee Wrote: Can't duplicate on Leia:

There is another oddity in your image which suggests there's something going wrong on your end, which is the completely unfiltered series plot. 
It shouldn't matter what version you're running, that should just work.  The leading asterisk, the URL, The whole "Based on..." part now, too, should all be tidied up.

I'd need to see a debug log of you refreshing the show to be able to help further.

(2020-02-15, 14:07)scudlee Wrote: Okay, so quick update,  I've tidied the code up, and I've added in a setting to "Fetch Ratings" (@stylus7), and also added a "Use Pre-Krypton ratings" option (@NemRe ) (ehh... I figure, why not?).
I've also expanded the filtering of "based on" to all opening lines starting with a "*", and added a setting ("Keep source line in plot") to allow you to remove it completely (@stylus7 ).  I like having it at the end, so the default is true.

I'm a little behind where I wanted to be, as I foolishly rescanned my entire library and got myself banned from anidb (twice!).  The second time even after cranking the delay parameter way up.  So, fair warning to anyone planning on doing a full rescan.
Note the delay parameter is a measure of how much busywork the scraper does during a scrape to slow it down, not a direct measure of time. The more powerful your processor, the higher it needs to be to have any noticeable effect.  Even 250 for me was only adding less than 0.2s delay.  You may want that to be in 1-2 second range to be safe, especially if you have a lot of series with only a few episodes each. (It's also non-linear, so larger numbers should dramatically increase the delay.  In theory.)

Expect the scraper updates early Monday.

(2020-02-17, 13:18)scudlee Wrote: New Features in 2.5.0 (TV) and 2.3.0 (Movies)

The biggest feature is that it should all be working again. All the tvdb details and artwork are now fetched from the v2 api, neatly avoiding the zip issue.
Other fixes include improved plot filtering, minor genre tweaks, using the newer rating format, and uniqueids, some cosmetic improvements to the search results.
General tagging settings have been removed, but you can still add tags for source, location, and audience.
Audience tags should also allow for sorting of hentai titles by tags, since they should all be tagged "Audience: 18 restricted", so it could be used as a playlist/node rule (for example).

Other new settings that were added are mentioned in my previous post (so just scroll up).
All settings are documented in the readme.md files included in the addon folders, and are also visible on their githubpages.
(There's a typo on the "Pre-Krypton ratings" description. It should say "for Jarvis and older", not "for Gotham and older". The alphabet is hard, guys.)