Greetings,
Thank you very much for the updates.
Regarding screenshots image quality:
Edit: And what quality is that converting to? 100%, 60%, 2% etc..?
Sorry, but I don't know the quality, it's handled by wxWindows (which wxPython runs on), so whatever the default is by its JPG writer. PNG would be the best way to go anyway.
XnView consistently estimates the compression quality* of converted images to be 75%. If it can be confirmed, perhaps adding it to the UI (eg. "Convert to jpg (Quality: 75%)"), would be more user-friendly, as the program removes the original image automatically.
Some feature suggestions/ideas that might be useful to some users:
1. Skip Images: PSD extension added to
Skip Images filter.
2. Screenshots: An option to prompt user whether the original screenshots should be removed upon conversion.
3. Screenshots: Allow specification of multiple screenshot directories to view from the Screenshots tab.
To include with this functionality:
3.1 An option to show file paths in the file list.
3.2 A right-click "Open containing directory" (in Explorer/shell) for screenshot files.
Reasoning:
- This could allow users to have different directories to organise screenshots.
- Users who launch obse_loader.exe -altexe "\Oblivion.exe" option with an alternate working directory may lose some utility of the Screenshots tab. With this option, users could manage screenshots in both the original and alternate directories.
- Consequently, users could extend this section of Wrye Bash to viewing/converting screenshots/images from other games, etc.
An example Bash.ini setting:
sOblivionScreenshotsPaths = . | ".\My Screenshots 1" | .\Favourite Screenshots | .\Data\Screenshots | .\Data\Docs\SS | C:\Games\Screenshots\Oblivion\Character1
Surazal's post below about Sub-Package folder names has reminded me of a UI improvement:
4. An option to show the Sub-Package name in
Esp/m Filter,
General,
Matched,
Missing,
Mismatched, etc. dialogs.
This could be useful to help solve issues with Complex Packages with many Sub-Packages.
Example output with Sub-Package name in angle-brackets:
Esp/m Filter
New_Castle_Mod.esp
Magical_Creatures_Addon.esp
Missing (tab)
Textures\Menus\Icons\SW\SW.dds
* Information is located in XnView Properties(Preview-pane tab)-->Image-->Estimate quality.Edit #1: Added feature proposal #4.