v1.6.2.0 - Folders, sizes on the card, and a card menu

Installation

1. In game, open Dalamud Settings (/xlsettings)

2. Go to Experimental → Custom Plugin Repositories

3. Paste this URL into the empty box at the bottom and press the + button:

   https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ThatKwistine/WardrobePlugin/main/pluginmaster.json
   

4. Click Save and Close

5. Open the plugin installer (/xlplugins), search for Wardrobe, and install

Updates then arrive through the normal plugin installer like any other plugin.

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What's new

• Folders. File cards away into folders, on both grids. Once a folder exists a Folders button joins the filter row beside Worn and Variants, and it works like them: on, the grid shows one card per folder — a 3x3 of what is inside, the name and the count — opened by clicking, with Back and the crumbs above the grid to lead out again; off, every card stands on its own, filed or not. Folders nest on a slash, take a colour like a style, and search and the other filters look inside every one of them, with each card saying how much of it matched.
• Filing, from wherever you are. Add to Folder on the Select bar, Put in folder in Edit Selected and on a card's right-click menu, and — inside an open folder — Add to this folder, which picks from the whole wardrobe and can move other folders inside. Filing is a move: a card leaves whatever folder it was in, and an item's variants go with it. View → Folders lists every folder with what is in it, makes them ahead of use, and renames, colours or deletes them. Deleting a folder never deletes what was in it.
• Sizes on the card. A body mod's size group — YAB+ S / M, Small / Medium / Large, Flat / Big — can sit on the item's card as a small Size button under the action row, opening to the group's options by the mod's own names. Picking one sets the option on the item, exactly as Edit would, and sends it to Penumbra if the item is on. The same pick is a submenu on the card's right-click menu.
• Which group is the size is a tick. Size option, under the group in Edit. Import, mass import and Re-detect tick it for you on body and leg items whose options plainly read as sizes — never over a tick you took off. A mod whose sizes are named unusually is a tick away. The guess switches off under Settings → Importing, and the whole feature under Settings → Size Options.
• A right-click menu on every item card. Wear or Unequip, Edit, Rename, Favourite, Put in folder, Tags and Styles as tick lists with a box for a new tag, Select, Size, Screenshot, View picture, Copy to wardrobe and Delete — without opening the editor. In Select mode, right-clicking a ticked card acts on the whole selection.
• The full-size picture viewer moved onto that menu. It is View picture there now rather than a right-click on the picture itself; the two fought over the click.
• Import From A Wardrobe knows what you already have. A piece counts as already here when this wardrobe holds a copy of it, the original it was copied from, another copy of the same original, or the same mod at the same options in the same slot — however it got here — and the row says which it found. Variants sit under their original and come along when it is ticked, with linked pieces; the list filters by slot, sorts by slot, name or newest, searches mod names, and carries a picture per row.
• Copies can take their pictures with them. Copy pictures too, in the Import panel and on the Copy to wardrobe menu, gives the copies picture files of their own in the other wardrobe's folder. Off, as before, they show the same files as the original. Tag with the source wardrobe's name is beside it.
• Filing by Penumbra folder. Experimental. Turn on Folders From Penumbra under Settings → Grid & Cards and the Folders panel gains a button that reads where each item's mod sits on Penumbra's mod list and files the item under the same folder path. Nothing in Penumbra is changed, and items already in a folder are left there unless you say otherwise.

Fixes

• Advanced dyes land again under Glamourer 1.7. Glamourer 1.7 spells a material row's key with eight hex digits where 1.6 used sixteen. A row the wardrobe had stored under the old spelling was sent back beside the same row in the new one, and Glamourer warned "Duplicate material value key … skipped" on every apply — and skipped the wardrobe's row, so an outfit's advanced dyes did not go on. Rows are matched by number now, whichever way they are spelt; nothing stored needs redoing.
• Copying a piece back to the wardrobe it came from no longer makes a second one. Copy a piece from one wardrobe to another, then pull from the second back into the first, and the first got a duplicate of its own item. It is recognised as already there now.
• Renaming a tag or style reaches outfits. It rewrote the tag on every item and left the old name on every outfit that carried it, so a renamed style stopped filtering the outfits it was on.