AIBooru

Filenames

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uohuo

I think it would be better if the Booru had danbooru-style filenames so that people who repost the files can see that they are done by an AI. The order should be with the AI at the front of the filename, and the rest like on Danbooru.

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Dramorian

Talulah said:

The file names are supposed to look like this:

__original_using_novelai_and_stable_diffusion__b567d1a0fa64ab62024ba96d709881d3.png

(post #1863)

If you're seeing something else then I'm not able to reproduce it.

Almost all the files I saved from here don't have underscores. In this case, there is only one, "stable_diffusion".

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Dramorian

laji said:

Maybe it's browser or OS-specific? I'm using Chrome on Windows

Same, Chrome 106, Windows 10 21H2.
I remembered I once had an opposite issue on Danbooru when I suddenly started getting underscores in filenames, admins were convincing me it was always like that, so...

link to that thread

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Dramorian

Talulah said:

Looks like it was an issue specifically with Chrome. Neither Firefox nor Vivaldi (Chromium-based) had issues with it. Nonetheless it should be fixed now.

The extra space is indeed gone, but the Danbooru-like underscore naming isn't there.

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Dramorian

Talulah said:

How exactly is it different?

It should be like this:

__original_using_novelai_and_stable_diffusion__b567d1a0fa64ab62024ba96d709881d3.png

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but in reality it's like this:

original using novelai and stable_diffusion - b567d1a0fa64ab62024ba96d709881d3.png
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Dramorian said:

It should be like this:

__original_using_novelai_and_stable_diffusion__b567d1a0fa64ab62024ba96d709881d3.png

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but in reality it's like this:

original using novelai and stable_diffusion - b567d1a0fa64ab62024ba96d709881d3.png

I feel like this is an improvement but if you dislike it I could make it worse I suppose.

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Dramorian

Talulah said:

I feel like this is an improvement but if you dislike it I could make it worse I suppose.

That's how Danbooru was naming files for me before some shitty changes on who knows whose side.
I like the way it is now, just curious why it's different.

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Dramorian said:

That's how Danbooru was naming files for me before some shitty changes on God knows whose side.
I like the way it is now, just curious why it's different.

It looks like a bug on Danbooru's side. The way we send filenames is how Danbooru is supposed to be doing it (you can verify with the HTML "download" attribute on Danbooru's download links), but for some reason the filename gets clobbered.

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