Hey everyone! I'm trying to see if XnView has a way I can effectively manage my workflow, and I figured maybe you could help me come up with a good solution. My images are structured as follows:
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|- img_a.png
|- img_b.png
|- sub-images
|- img_a
|- img_a.variation_1.png
|- img_a.variation_2.png
|- img_b
|- img_b.variation_1.png
|- img_b.variation_2.png
My workflow so far is this:
- Go through the sample images in the top folder and score them using XnView's 1-5 system.
- Delete the images I don't like.
But after this, I would like to be somehow able to use a flattened view to see all the variations of pictures I still have in the top folder. The flattened view is really cool, but it will still show all of the original sub images. For example, from the example above, if I keep
img_a but discard
img_b, then
sub-images/img_b/* will still remain and show up in the flattened view.
I'm envisioning a filter maybe, where a condition is:
- Display image in subfolder if its filepath passes a regex match against any image in the current folder
...Or something else. Ideas?
