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Originally posted by JDommi
Maybe there is a possible bug in XMM that saves the actor pics in a different way when loaded by movie scripts or actor scripts?
This is true and DrunkBell is right - there is a bug or other implementation.
I tested it with the same scriptcode in a movie and an actor script.
If you use the movie script the pictures are downloaded with a filename: "<first name>-<last name>_<timestamp>.jpg" ("Keanu-Reeves_115016.jpg").
If you use the actor script the filename looks like the following: "<people ID from xmm>-<first name>-<last name>.jpg" ("1-Keanu-Reeves.jpg").
Both scripts use the same instruction: #TAKEPICTUREINMOVIES#=#XX#,#YY# (XX = variable containing picture url and YY = variable containing actor name in format "<first name> <last name>").
If you take the downloaded picture from the movie script and add it manually to the actor it is copied an renamed from "Carrie-Anne-Moss-12427.jpg" to "136-Carrie-Anne-Moss.jpg"!
The output in the Cover Manager is:
Selected File : ...\eXtreme Movie Manager 8\Databases\test3_photos\Carrie-Anne-Moss_12427.jpg
Loading Image to Control : ...\eXtreme Movie Manager 8\tempdir\images\Carrie-Anne-Moss_1242720140409123735808.jpg
Saving Image to Disk...
Chosen Title: 136-Carrie-Anne Moss
Covers Directory: ...\eXtreme Movie Manager 8\Databases\test3_photos\
ERROR DETECED ON COPY FILE:
Name Converted: 136-Carrie-Anne-Moss.jpg
Cover Type: 4
Name of file saved on DB :
Some Configuration Info
...
I hope there will be a fix.