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[Request] Kemono.Party option to download intended duplicates in gallery #2440

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iceo18 opened this issue Mar 23, 2022 · 4 comments
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iceo18 commented Mar 23, 2022

Is it possible to have an option to circumvent the changes made in d433735 and actually download duplicate images intentionally added in gallery?

I'm downloading a gallery that has multiple variations and would sometimes use the same frame/image one ach variation. I've tried setting skip to false and adding page numbers to each file and shortening it to {title} {id} p{num:>03}.{extension} but it will still skip duplicates.

I'm currently working around it by keeping an older version, but I wonder if it can be done evenwith updated exes.

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mikf commented Mar 24, 2022

ba69fb6 adds a duplicates option that can be enabled to allow downloading duplicates

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Is it possible to have an option to circumvent the changes made in d433735 and actually download duplicate images intentionally added in gallery?

I'm downloading a gallery that has multiple variations and would sometimes use the same frame/image one ach variation. I've tried setting skip to false and adding page numbers to each file and shortening it to {title} {id} p{num:>03}.{extension} but it will still skip duplicates.

I'm currently working around it by keeping an older version, but I wonder if it can be done evenwith updated exes.

I'm not sure I understand, is the hash for animations only based on the first frame or something?

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AlttiRi commented Mar 24, 2022

It uses the SHA-256 file hash from the image's URL.

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It uses the SHA-256 file hash from the image's URL.

Yes but is the OP implying that the hash generated is only from the first frame?

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