Re: World-Map-SMP
Reply #74 – 2023-10-15 11:45:42
May I ask for some kind of management of multiple values (1st) and layers (2nd), please? I tag %origin-artist% and %origin-composer%, which includes some historical values such as "Constantinople; Byzantine Empire" or "Kingdom of Bohemia", and also %iso3166-composer% with the 3-letter code for the present day country that's in place. I'd be happy with a toggle for artists/composers. Or maybe I'd just try two panels within tabs? That can be solved with multiple panels, each one pointing to different tags. See below. Adding layers would be unnecessarily complex.Hi almighty Regor! TW, I can't seem to properly config your script to read my tags. I'm trying different editions in your javascript. Can you point me to the right line, please? (3rd request!) Regards! M. Historical values are not supported, since they don't have a coordinate associated on the world map. Unless they happen to match the current country name (your ISO code). Open the properties panel and change the first tag to:$meta(locale last.fm,$sub($meta_num(locale last.fm),1)) -> %iso3166-composer% The second one is for writing, which you may leave as is, since you don't want your manually added tags to be overwritten. As an example, I have copied a bob marley track and added the default locale tag with a ISO code for Spain. You can see that's used on the map fine. If you put there Spain, it would work the same. Both ISO codes and country names are supported. Note current version will display the ISO code on the header (instead of the associated country name like my image), it will be changed on next version. Didn't noticed it since I didn't use ISO codes directly before. Will also add a direct menu entry to edit the tags for reading/writing.While I'm still trying to properly set up your map, I'm already wishing a timeline script. Maybe an elastic one, which would show greater detail for shorter scales, maybe always showing the five or so composers most represented (by tracks) in each library for the shown period of time - thus you would have a time-navigation thingy along with this space-navigation means That sounds interesting, for sure.