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IntuitiveTinker

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A member registered Jun 06, 2020

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I downloaded 3.5, and the test run did work as expected. Adding blurbs to every item on the itch.io side may take a little while, but it will still save me a mountain of time instead of tailoring each entry on the other end, since the interface for the database software I use is kind of annoying, if I'm being honest.

And as you mentioned, if something happens to my database again (which it better not, I'm backing that thing up on two extra drives now), having all that information pre-set will expedite the process in the future. I think this was a good and dynamic solution.

Thank you for investigating, and for modifying your script to accommodate this request.

Thank you for the prompt reply. I appreciate your still being interested in keeping tabs on this instead of abandoning it like so many folks do. That makes perfect sense. Staring at a (poorly designed) library interface can be mind-numbing, then you wind up spending more time looking through it instead of playing something. You have a point; for something that's been requested over and over for years, you'd think it would have been implemented to some degree by now.

Ah, that makes sense. Hopefully it doesn't look like a huge amount of effort.  So far as samples, here's a couple from each category:


Games:

REQUIEM

A.O.O.F.A.D.: All of Our Friends Are Dead


Books:

The NPC with a Thousand Faces

The Corrupted Kingdom


Physical Games:

Cards: The Attackening!™

Poison for Beginners


Tools:

SuperShot: Screenshot Tool

PQ93


Game Assets:

Urban Nightscape

Outdoor Adventurer Tileset


Comics:

Philip K. Dick's Tony and the Beetles

Apple Quest Monsters DX


Soundtracks:

"CHILL VIBES" #1-10 Videogame Instrumentals Pack

SNES Original Soundtrack Small Collection

Thank you for this script. I recently lost my database containing all my different libraries, and am in the painstaking process of recreating it. Being able to export itch.io instead of adding a miles-long list one item at a time is fantastic.


Though I do have one question; I don't know about the complexity of it, but is there a simple way to include a field defining the content type? Soundtrack, Game, Book, etc. That would be glorious. Thank you again!