Rotten Tomatoes Rating from db
Slurm
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Posts: 148
#1
2020-12-05, 13:48
I want to add the Rotten Tomatoes Rating from the movies db to this skin.

If I use

xml:


                <control type="label">

                    <textcolor>main_fg_70</textcolor>

                    <top>2</top>

                    <width>auto</width>

                    <height>28</height>

                    <align>right</align>

                    <font>font_tiny</font>

                    <label>$INFO[ListItem.Rating(rottenTomatoes)]</label>

                </control>

the rating is shown.

But as soon as I use <visible>...</visible>

xml:


                <control type="label">

                    <textcolor>main_fg_70</textcolor>

                    <top>2</top>

                    <width>auto</width>

                    <height>28</height>

                    <align>right</align>

                    <font>font_tiny</font>

                    <label>$INFO[ListItem.Rating(rottenTomatoes)]</label>

                    <visible>!String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Rating(rottenTomatoes))</visible>

                </control>

nothing is shown.

Can anybody help me with this?
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Slurm
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#2
2020-12-14, 21:23
Just in case anyone else needs a guide for this: Kodi accepts only rating_types in lowercase. So simply changing rottenTomatoes to rottentomatoes in the database and in the xml file solves the problem.
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estuary_enthusiast
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Posts: 89
#3
2021-03-19, 04:13
Hi, can you tell me what file is to edit? And can it also include metascore?
I scrape all the rating: imdb, tmdb, rotten and meta from TMM.
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Slurm
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#4
2021-03-19, 09:42
(2021-03-19, 04:13)estuary_enthusiast Wrote: Hi, can you tell me what file is to edit? And can it also include metascore?
I scrape all the rating: imdb, tmdb, rotten and meta from TMM.

Sure, it's Includes_Object.xml.

TMM has changed the way it saves Rotten Tomatoes Rating, it's now stored as tomatometerallcritics in nfo-file.

For having rating as percent I use the following on top of the file (I found it in another skin):

xml:


<variable name="RottenTomatoesLabelVar">

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),10.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),10.)">10</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),9.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),9.)">9</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),8.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),8.)">8</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),7.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),7.)">7</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),6.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),6.)">6</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),5.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),5.)">5</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),4.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),4.)">4</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),3.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),3.)">3</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),2.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),2.)">2</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),1.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),1.)">1</value>

</variable>

<variable name="RottenTomatoesLabel2Var">

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.0) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.0)">0%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.9) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.9)">9%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.8) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.8)">8%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.7) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.7)">7%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.6) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.6)">6%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.5) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.5)">5%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.4) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.4)">4%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.3) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.3)">3%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.2) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.2)">2%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.1) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics),.1)">1%</value>

</variable>

<variable name="MetascoreLabelVar">

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),10.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),10.)">10</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),9.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),9.)">9</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),8.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),8.)">8</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),7.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),7.)">7</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),6.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),6.)">6</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),5.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),5.)">5</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),4.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),4.)">4</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),3.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),3.)">3</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),2.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),2.)">2</value>

  <value condition="String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),1.) | String.StartsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),1.)">1</value>

</variable>

<variable name="MetascoreLabel2Var">

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.0) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.0)">0%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.9) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.9)">9%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.8) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.8)">8%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.7) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.7)">7%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.6) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.6)">6%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.5) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.5)">5%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.4) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.4)">4%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.3) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.3)">3%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.2) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.2)">2%</value>

  <value condition="String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.1) | String.EndsWith(ListItem.Rating(metacritic),.1)">1%</value>

</variable>

and then to display the rating something like this:

xml:


<control type="label">

  <textcolor>main_fg_70</textcolor>

  <top>2</top>

  <width>auto</width>

  <height>28</height>

  <align>right</align>

  <font>font_tiny</font>

  <label>$VAR[RottenTomatoesLabelVar]$VAR[RottenTomatoesLabel2Var]</label>

  <visible>!String.IsEmpty(ListItem.Rating(tomatometerallcritics))</visible>

</control>
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estuary_enthusiast
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#5
2021-03-19, 16:07
Where exactly do you put them?  Can yo upload your Includes_Object.xml?
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Slurm
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Posts: 148
#6
2021-03-19, 16:20
I'm using pkscout.mod.

https://pastebin.com/AiMLHJSB
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estuary_enthusiast
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#7
2021-03-19, 17:58
(2021-03-19, 16:20)Slurm Wrote: I'm using pkscout.mod.

https://pastebin.com/AiMLHJSB

Oh thats it, I'm using horizon
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sus67
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2023-05-01, 06:12
(2021-03-19, 16:20)Slurm Wrote: I'm using pkscout.mod.

https://pastebin.com/AiMLHJSB
@Slurm
removed on Pastebin. Can you provide again, please.
Thanks
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Slurm
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Posts: 148
#9
2023-05-02, 18:06
(2023-05-01, 06:12)sus67 Wrote:
(2021-03-19, 16:20)Slurm Wrote: I'm using pkscout.mod.

https://pastebin.com/AiMLHJSB
@Slurm
removed on Pastebin. Can you provide again, please.
Thanks

Sure, here it is: https://pastebin.com/Mi6cDNgj
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sus67
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#10
2023-05-03, 07:41
@Slum

can you also provide your modified file Includes_Object.xml via Pastebin, please.

Thx again
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Slurm
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Posts: 148
#11
2023-05-12, 07:17
(2023-05-03, 07:41)sus67 Wrote: @Slum

can you also provide your modified file Includes_Object.xml via Pastebin, please.

Thx again

Here it is: https://pastebin.com/raw/5BW3iD55
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