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There are no images #1

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Smgit5 opened this issue Jan 6, 2025 · 5 comments
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There are no images #1

Smgit5 opened this issue Jan 6, 2025 · 5 comments
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@Smgit5
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Smgit5 commented Jan 6, 2025

The images of the game posters are not showing up.
App version: 2.0.2 (from Play store)
Device: Motorola Moto g9, Android 11
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zachvlat commented Jan 7, 2025

For the time being, i grab only the images for Steam, but sooner rather that later I 'll fetch and other sources

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Smgit5 commented Jan 7, 2025

Oh okay. Btw thank you for developing this project and best of luck.

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tetj commented Jan 17, 2025

I think ideally, the android app would use game.CoverImage from playnite
In order to do that, that cover image would need to be exported by your playnite extension
Then the user would need to copy to his phone both the .json file + a folder containing the images
Then the user could point the android app to a folder containing both the .json file and the images.

Even better would be to be able to point the android app to a dropbox folder.
Then I could set the playnite extension to copy to that dropbox folder.
So the android app would be synced pretty much automatically with playnite ;)

If you could also include the other fields such as Version, User score, Community Score, Critic Score
I could see myself using that app daily ;)

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I think ideally, the android app would use game.CoverImage from playnite In order to do that, that cover image would need to be exported by your playnite extension Then the user would need to copy to his phone both the .json file + a folder containing the images Then the user could point the android app to a folder containing both the .json file and the images.

Even better would be to be able to point the android app to a dropbox folder. Then I could set the playnite extension to copy to that dropbox folder. So the android app would be synced pretty much automatically with playnite ;)

If you could also include the other fields such as Version, User score, Community Score, Critic Score I could see myself using that app daily ;)

doable but it would be a huge hussle especially with big libraries.

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tetj commented Jan 17, 2025

I've got 3000 games, looking at \AppData\Roaming\Playnite\library, the average cover is 400kb so total is 1.2GB in my case, not that bad ;p

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