(2020-02-15, 22:08)mardukL Wrote: (2020-02-14, 20:05)QuizKid Wrote: (2020-02-14, 19:38)QuizKid Wrote: Ahh my bad, it was the seasons level, but the debug label said Content-episodes which is why I was confused. Hard to tell because nothing's showing up haha. I'll have to dig into the code to see what I've done to mean the labels and images aren't appearing at the seasons level. As it's just files does it need to fallback to ListItem.Icon and ListItem.Label rather than ListItem.Art(fanart) and ListItem.Title?
I think the way I have my texture and label variables set up means that they're not actually falling back because the value condition such as !String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Art(fanart)) is still technically true e.g.
xml:
<value condition="$EXP[ListView_IsVisible] + !String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Art(fanart))">$INFO[ListItem.Art(fanart)]</value>
<value condition="$EXP[ListView_IsVisible]">$INFO[ListItem.Icon]</value>
I got the season label to show up by adding the first value condition on my label variable as:
xml:
<value condition="ListItem.IsCollection">$INFO[ListItem.FolderPath]</value>
But I'm struggling to get season fanart or posters to show up using ListItem.Icon or ListItem.Art(xyz). It only works if I recreate the path to the actual image file using ListItem.FolderPath, which means making assumptions about how people have their folders named and organized. I can't figure out a way, for example, to show my season posters which are /TV Show/season01-poster.jpg
Just replied for artwork fetching.
you should be fine looking here and set up your variable.
https://kodi.wiki/view/Artwork/Accessing...d_JSON-RPC
i got all workin using this for my fanart bg
xml:
<variable name="FanartBackground">
<value condition="!String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Art(albumartist.fanart))">$INFO[ListItem.Art(albumartist.fanart)]</value>
<value condition="!String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Art(artist.fanart))">$INFO[ListItem.Art(artist.fanart)]</value>
<value condition="[Container.Content(episodes) | Container.Content(seasons)] + !String.IsEqual(ListItem.Art(tvshow.fanart), ListItem.Art(fanart))">$INFO[ListItem.Art(fanart)]</value>
<value condition="!String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Art(season.fanart))">$INFO[ListItem.Art(season.fanart)]</value>
<value condition="!String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Art(tvshow.fanart))">$INFO[ListItem.Art(tvshow.fanart)]</value>
<value condition="!String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Art(fanart))">$INFO[ListItem.Art(fanart)]</value>
<value condition="!String.IsEmpty(Container.ListItem.Art(fanart))">$INFO[Container.ListItem.Art(fanart)]</value>
<value condition="!String.IsEmpty(Container.Art(set.fanart))">$INFO[ListItem.Art(set.fanart)]</value>
<value condition="!String.IsEmpty(Container.Art(fanart))">$INFO[Container.Art(fanart)]</value>
</variable>
Thanks for the info, apologies if I've misunderstood, but I don't think this addresses the issue I'm having, which is specifically related to the Seasons Level within the Files node. My season fanarts and posters work fine in the library. I understand from reading some other posts that this is to be expected, for seasons in file mode to be blank unless they have a fanart.jpg or poster.jpg file inside them, which most don't. So they fallback to the folder icon.
I'm not using any icons so I'll need to put in place a custom fallback. To do this I need to be able to identify for my artwork variables when I'm the seasons level is visible and I'm NOT in the library view.
I thought this should work: <visible>Container.Content(seasons) + String.IsEmpty(ListItem.TVShowTitle)</visible>
However, it doesn't seem to and the reason is that when I'm in the File node and looking at seasons, it says that my container.content is actually populated with episodes, not seasons. Is this what others see? To test it, I made a quick label in myvideonav with <label>$INFO[Container.Content]</label> and everywhere else it showed what I would expect, but on seasons in file mode, it showed seasons. I'm a bit stumped.
