Only apply gradient overlays if a corresponding codec/resolution overlay is also being applied#6
Only apply gradient overlays if a corresponding codec/resolution overlay is also being applied#6
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Custom media_info.yml that only applies gradient_top or gradient_bottom if there is a corresponding codec/resolution also being applied
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Just curious....what's wrong with using the flags which are already supported for Gradients? You can already decide to use or not use either top or bottom gradient. |
That doesn't automatically selectively apply them, it's either always on or always off. There is no check to see if the gradient is actually needed to be a backdrop for a corresponding overlay, so every poster gets the gradient no matter what. It looks pretty weird. I'd seen multiple other people ask for this, and having the gradient on every poster was bugging me too. This fixes that. |
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Oh I see...I never noticed as I only apply this overlay setup to an extremely high-quality Plex Library - So every item has the gradients. I also did some heavy edits privately to adjust where the overlays are to make it cleaner for my setup: |
The overlay works great for my extremely high-quality libraries too. But with such a massive library there's bound to be posters that were given a gradient overlay when they didn't need one. |
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I've been meaning to look into the possibility of doing this but not gotten around to it. One problem i'm seeing by doing it in this way is that it will only work with the default setup and break if people decide to change the position of the overlays. I'm also concerned that this would increase the processing time by a large amount, but i have not checked if that is actually the case. Going to be putting this on hold for now, but appreciate it :) |
Not related and sorry to hijack but are these custom posters or via Posterizarr, if the latter I'd love to see your config, they look amazing! |
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Custom media_info.yml that only applies gradient_top or gradient_bottom if there is a corresponding codec/resolution also being applied. There was probably a better way to achieve this and I may have overlooked something, but it works great with my Kometa setup.