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issue (Missing "properties" / "files" in metadata generated with hashlips) #1
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Seems like your original metadata doesn't have "files" defined under "properties". Can you send me an example of your metadata? |
hello, thank you very much for replying, here's an example of the metadata generated by hashlips also is it possible to generate more than 1 gif layer ? as an example "background" AND "Face" |
Just found out about this tool, great work bud, i'm very new to coding i also tried to generate more than 1 gif layer by adding these lines in the config.js module.exports = { module.exports = { } but ofc it doesn't work haha i'd love to know how |
Hey sorry for the late response I was on vacation.
Maybe hashlips updated the metadata output and now it does not have that "properties" by default. Try using some older hashlips version. Another workaround that should work in your case is just delete or comment out this 2 lines of code from the "app.js"
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Hey! Thanks a lot for the feedback! This kind of comments is what motivate me to build more tools and share them with the world :D As for the code you are right, you cant do multiple layers in one run, but easy workaround would be just running the script multiple times for different attributes. |
ya no funciona porque se cambio la salida de propiedades a atributos |
hello, when i run node app.js im getting this error
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'files')
at main (C:\hashlips-animated-gif-collection-addon-main\app.js:64:31)
at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:96:5)
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