So I really like the randomized section and am looking to clone the Netflix style of widgets that mix for example Popular Movies and shows together in one widget, and would like to mix some of my TMDBH Movie and Show Trakt lists. So im asking if possible to add some randomized sections that mix the two. Like Mixed Popular Movies and shows, or Trending movies and shows together? Or even possibly adding an option to the Discover section that would give the ability to make a custom mix and save it and use that as the widget? I do know about autowidgets and its abilities, however the issue with that is If I add TMDBH items to autowidgets all Trakt functionality is gone for the widget items. I use Auramod with it set to open Info screen by default that has the Trakt options, but theres no Trakt options there or in context menu when coming from autowidgets.
Great idea. +1
For what it's worth, the missing context menu items on AutoWidgets should be present in Matrix.
For what it's worth, the missing context menu items on AutoWidgets should be present in Matrix.
That will be my GOTO as soon as that 2.0 is released馃槈
@JayDee696969
Please try latest. Should now have options for "Random {List} Combined" in the Randomised section. Possibilities are for Popular, Trending, Anticipated, and Most Played.
The other list types don't really support mixing. Keywords only works for Movies and the "Based on" lists can only be one type (TMDb only recommends items of the same type as the list is based on).
Trakt's custom lists already support mixing types, so nothing to do for those. It is just dependent on whether the list itself mixes types - e.g. "The Best Sci-Fi Movies" is obviously only going to have movies, but a list like "Netflix" is going to mix tvshows and movies.
Or even possibly adding an option to the Discover section that would give the ability to make a custom mix and save it and use that as the widget?
This would be amazing but unfortunately the Discover endpoint on the TMDb API doesn't support mixing types.
It works. Thanks a lot @jurialmunkey
@JayDee696969
Please try latest. Should now have options for "Random {List} Combined" in the Randomised section. Possibilities are for Popular, Trending, Anticipated, and Most Played.The other list types don't really support mixing. Keywords _only_ works for Movies and the "Based on" lists can only be one type (TMDb only recommends items of the same type as the list is based on).
Trakt's custom lists already support mixing types, so nothing to do for those. It is just dependent on whether the list itself mixes types - e.g. "The Best Sci-Fi Movies" is obviously only going to have movies, but a list like "Netflix" is going to mix tvshows and movies.
Or even possibly adding an option to the Discover section that would give the ability to make a custom mix and save it and use that as the widget?
This would be amazing but unfortunately the Discover endpoint on the TMDb API doesn't support mixing types.
Your fast!!! Thanks so much!! This is great. Quick question, maybe I didnt notice before, was there never a Next Page option in the random sections before?
@JayDee696969 Ohhh you're right. I didn't notice that only showed 20 movies and tv shows.
@JayDee696969 Ohhh you're right. I didn't notice that only showed 20 movies and tv shows.
Yea, TMDH only shows 20 items, but usually theres a next page option.
@JayDee696969 Yes, yes I know. That鈥檚 why I said it only shows 20 movies and tv shows. For popular and trending lists combined, there is a next page.
@JayDee696969 Yes, yes I know. That鈥檚 why I said it only shows 20 movies and tv shows. For popular and trending lists combined, there is a next page.
Weird, Im not seeing a next page for the combined sections.
You didn't understand me. I'm talking about the lists that existed before this update. Where there are netflix lists, imdb 250 lists, marvel lists...
You didn't understand me. I'm talking about the lists that existed before this update. Where there are netflix lists, imdb 250 lists, marvel lists...
Yea, it seems like its kinda mixed, some sections have a next page, some dont.
These aren't lists so there is no "next" page. These are just 20 items taken at random from a pool like lottery numbers. There's no order to the items in the pool. There's no "next" page because there is no index - there's just the items that were drawn and the total pool of items.
The reason the other sections have a "next" page is because for those it is the list itself which is drawn at random, not the items. The actual items in the list have a sort order applied, hence there is a "next" page of items to retrieve because each item has an index which indicates its position in the list.
For instance, Random Popular Combined draws 20 items at random from a pool which combines the most popular 50 movies and 50 tvshows from Trakt - there's no "next" page, just a pool of items all jumbled together that weren't picked. By contrast, Random Popular List draws one list from a pool of the most popular lists but the actual items inside that list are shown in default order - there is a "next" page because the list has an order so we can get items 20-39 and so on.
To be able to have randomised items with pages, we'd need to randomise the entire pool first and then save a cached copy of how they are ordered so that we then have an index of items that we can reference. The problem is that then defeats the purpose of the randomisation because it is the same random order every time until the cache expires.
Understandable, not an issue for me, was just curious, its random anyways and refreshes with different content anyways, so Im happy, Thank you!
How about Random Recommended combined?
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@JayDee696969
Please try latest. Should now have options for "Random {List} Combined" in the Randomised section. Possibilities are for Popular, Trending, Anticipated, and Most Played.
The other list types don't really support mixing. Keywords only works for Movies and the "Based on" lists can only be one type (TMDb only recommends items of the same type as the list is based on).
Trakt's custom lists already support mixing types, so nothing to do for those. It is just dependent on whether the list itself mixes types - e.g. "The Best Sci-Fi Movies" is obviously only going to have movies, but a list like "Netflix" is going to mix tvshows and movies.
This would be amazing but unfortunately the Discover endpoint on the TMDb API doesn't support mixing types.