[Mike_Doc]

Hi gotham, generally yes but it depends on how you scrape your film either via external media manager or internal kodi scraper.

Generally when a new film is known to be part of a collection then websites like tmdb will have the collection name against the film, so when it is scraped this info is pulled into either the .nfo file or kodi. You can for instance if you use universal movie scraper de-activate this option in the config for that add-on so it would not scrape the collection info, don't know if you could do the same in whatever media manager you use if you do use one.

I sometimes have sets which are just one film due to how it has been scraped and I generally just remove the film from the set. I only build sets when I have multiple films for the set and when there is good enough artwork for the set i.e. a poster and logo, otherwise the films stay separate in my Kodi.

Also, Kodi itself doesn't create a set until more than one film is assigned to it, so if you add one film it will look in your library like a normal film, name artwork etc. but will also show up in movie sets as it is defined as a set, not until you add another does Kodi then create the set and effectively remove the 2 single entries in your library and create a new one for the set.

I think and hope this answered your question?

Mike.