smargorps

Sorry for late response; I'm just now getting back to this. But looks like that did it; everything seems to have imported. Nearly +200,000 to my LB total. Insane. After fiddling with it for too many minutes, I found a mention somewhere that the images won't load unless you've "seen it" it in FP and then import. Since pages and pages of blank boxes goes against my desire to be able to browse the now almost 250,000 entries that I'm never going to actually get around to playing, I guess I'm going to be saying goodbye to 2.3TB of my available drive space in a few days when Ultimate finishes downloading. Running the importer off of an Ultimate installation should make all of the images browsable, yeah? But either way, thank you again for the quick fix on that, even if I wasn't able to get right to it. I'm sure others appreciated it in the meantime too. And I guess.. is there anything to keep in mind if I run the importer again with Ultimate? I'm not about to end up importing a duplicate set of 200k?

Oh, no problem on my end, no apologies needed. Can't be too mad about user tools being worked on as you can. Totally understand, will just keep an eye out and work on something else in the meantime. Thank you!

I feel dumb like it's just me not able to figure this out, but it seems no matter what options I'm picking, it just isn't working. I don't realllly need it to, but it would be pretty cool to add the chunk to my giant LB setup. I have green checkmarks for the directories, which it seems to correctly call me out for when I pick the wrong folders.. When I try to do Select All, it seems to not like even the very first one. 'unrecognized token' seems to be the kind of message I get when there is a space in the name? Does the same when I pick a different individual name with a space. And if I select something that doesn't have a space, I get this, with "no such column" Then it just says it's reverted changes and nothing happens. I glanced through some of the thread, but maybe I didn't see if this had come up for anyone else.

I was running into this same situation and was hoping to find the answer in the comments, but it looks like it's still been unanswered. In case someone else stumbles into the same situation, I was able to combine the "search, then search again, but end up with duplicates" into just one search with OR operands: ~"*(USA*" OR ~"*USA)*" OR ~"*(USA)*" so it found all of the combinations to be imported in one shot. EDIT: And then, of course, 15 minutes later, I realize if you just add searching World at the same time, you can combine that step too instead of needing to go back to add it to each section. ~"*(USA*" OR ~"*USA)*" OR ~"*(USA)*" OR ~"*(World)*" ~"*(Europe*" OR ~"*Europe)*" OR ~"*(Europe)*" OR ~"*(World)*" (but I'm not going to get new pictures)