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Export: Better "Collection Name" token

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  • Walter Rowe
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    I send you expect the full collection hierarchy when using the Collection Name token. As you now know that is not what you get. You get the parent collect name of the image itself, in this case Anna. There is no token for the Parent Collection Name or Collection Hierarchy. Those would be useful tokens to have.

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  • Darius Mihai

    Walter Rowe

    Sure, I'm attaching here a screenshot of the export settings.
    I'm currently working on some astrophotos so I'll share my exact setup here:

    Raw files are in this folder: \ Photography \ Astro \ Nightscapes \ Milky Way \ 2024-xx-xx---Montenegro

    My Album is in CaptureOne "MilkyWay-MNE" and is in the group "Nightscapes"

    What I would like is to be able to export directly to "Nightscapes \ MilkyWay-MNE"

    Screenshot of export settings

    Screenshot of my Collections and Folders tree:

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  • Walter Rowe
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    So your hope was to get "_Astro/Nightscapes/MilkyWay - MNE - Stack" but as you now see you only get "MilkyWay - MNE - Stack"

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  • Darius Mihai

    Walter Rowe Thanks for looking into this.
    The "Exported" folder in the Export screenshot is located at "_Astro \ Exported"

    My hope was to get
    "_Astro \ Exported \ Nightscapes \ Milky Way - MNE - Stack"
    but I only got
    "_Astro \ Exported \ Milky Way - MNE Stack"
    So a missing "Nightscapes" right in the middle, which is the name of the group in Capture One.

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  • Walter Rowe
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    In AppleScript it could be determined (on macOS only of course) and set manually based on what it finds, but there is not direct token to identify the parent collection name dynamically in the recipes as you would like.

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  • Darius Mihai

    In AppleScript using Capture One's Plugin SDK or how?

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  • Walter Rowe
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    You can use AppleScript directly with Capture One. Open ScriptEditor, then open the Capture One dictionary. It takes a bit of time to understand their object model and how to interact with the GUI. I don't know if the effort required would pay off for you. I don't know how often you need this.

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  • Darius Mihai

    I would  basically need this on almost all exports. I didn't know about their Script Editor. I will look into it.

    Thank you very much for the info.

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  • Walter Rowe
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    ScriptEditor is part of macOS.

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