(2019-09-27, 00:27)BobCratchett Wrote: It should be a valid path - it's a library node, so won't be listed on the relevant wiki page because they're editable, and so may not be on all users systems (though the script loads the nodes directly, so knows which ones are there). It's a strange one - you've not been messing with custom library nodes have you...? (I'm guessing not, the log says the script only found the default nodes that ship with Kodi, but some messed up nodes somewhere could explain it)

The problem will be in the explorer function - for some reason the files.getdirectory json call isn't able to get the directory... 

(2019-09-27, 00:37)BobCratchett Wrote: Not really - as long as you don't have any in your user data folder you're fine. On a Mac, at least, the default nodes are part of the Kodi package. The obvious things to test, does it work if you select the TV Shows node rather than movies? Do the music nodes work, as ultimately they're the exact same code? If you add extra logging, what exactly is being returned by the json call? Worst case, does it work on another system, or a clean install?

python:


if json_response.has_key('result') and json_response['result'].has_key('files') and json_response['result']['files']:

            json_result = json_response['result']['files']



            for item in json_result:

                # Handle numeric labels

                altLabel = item[ "label" ]

                if item[ "label" ].isnumeric():

                    altLabel = "$NUMBER[" + item[ "label" ] + "]"

                if location.startswith( "library://" ):

                    # Process this as a library node

                    isLibrary = True

                    if widgetType is None:

                        widgetType = NODE.get_mediaType( location )



                    if itemType == "32014":

                        # Video node

                        windowID = "Videos"

                        if widgetType == "unknown":

                            widgetType = "video"

                        widgetTarget = "videos"

(2019-09-27, 01:03)BobCratchett Wrote: Not something that could easily be done in the script - it's just telling Kodi what node it wants (library://video/movies), it's up to Kodi where it loads it from. So any fix would probably have to be in core. If it helps, the node editor script has a reset function whose only function is to delete the custom node folders from the userdata. (Though I remember early versions would then copy them all across from the Kodi defaults again straight away, so you'd actually still have them in your userdata but they would be back to the defaults - I know I never fixed that, but it's possible someone else has done since!)

python:


if path.startswith("||BROWSEPATH||"):

                returnVal = 

(2019-09-27, 01:19)BobCratchett Wrote: The one you're looking for is

Code:

||VIDEO||library://video/movies

(or whatever path you want - note that if you use nodes and the user has deleted that node, than it won't work. And the only way to get all user custom nodes that I know of is with <content>video</content>. There's also an equivalent ||AUDIO||)

(2019-09-26, 14:07)mikeSiLVO Wrote: Not sure what's best so I will just add independent settings for Movie Sets concerning mediaflags, floor, and poster visibility. Discart hiding will count for both movies and sets though since I don't think that kind of customization is necessary.
Will be on Git in a few-ish minutes...

(2019-09-24, 18:15)mikeSiLVO Wrote: Added OpenCase mod to Music ShowCase view.

If you're interested in that feature please test it out.
Try your best to break it



You can have the sliding disc without the top case if you prefer.