Any quick way to tag? Or some strategy? :D
I have a group of posts to tag, any tips or strategies? Or some shortcut to 'Save changes' without having to click.
>Options >My Tags >Enter the most commonly used tags or whatever you think you'll be tagging the most >??? >Profit
One thing I'll do to try to save time is coping tags from a similar pic. So can knock out stuff like all the tags about a character's appearance.
Broken_Gizmo said:
>Options >My Tags >Enter the most commonly used tags or whatever you think you'll be tagging the most >??? >Profit
>Options >My Tags >Enter the most commonly used tags or whatever you think you'll be tagging the most >??? >Profit
^ That.
Here's a good My Tags starter set you can add to as needed:
2boys 1boy male male_only 2girls 1girls female female_only human humanoid anthro solo straight
Thanks :D
I'm tagging the images into groups based on their resolutions to align 'edit' and 'save changes'
I'm tagging the images into groups based on their resolutions to align 'edit' and 'save changes'
Broken_Gizmo said:
>Options >My Tags >Enter the most commonly used tags or whatever you think you'll be tagging the most >??? >Profit
>Options >My Tags >Enter the most commonly used tags or whatever you think you'll be tagging the most >??? >Profit
Yeah, but mousing for individual tags is sloooow.
I have a series of text files on my computer that I can use to tag. Let's just say that the files are called {character1, character2, location1}, and that an image contains all three. Then I can enter the command*
cat location1 character1 character2
To get the list of all tags for the two character and one location. The website will handle any duplicate tags between these characters. I don't have to worry about forgetting certain tags. The general principle I employ here -- asking for what other tags a particular tag implies -- saves some amount of time regardless of how fast I can type.
*On my Unix-like systems. Windows users should replace "cat" with "type".
Hey, I also do that! :D Do you know if there's any shortcut for 'save changes' without having to click?
taggis said:
Yeah, but mousing for individual tags is sloooow.
I have a series of text files on my computer that I can use to tag. Let's just say that the files are called {character1, character2, location1}, and that an image contains all three. Then I can enter the command*
To get the list of all tags for the two character and one location. The website will handle any duplicate tags between these characters. I don't have to worry about forgetting certain tags. The general principle I employ here -- asking for what other tags a particular tag implies -- saves some amount of time regardless of how fast I can type.
*On my Unix-like systems. Windows users should replace "cat" with "type".
Broken_Gizmo said:
>Options >My Tags >Enter the most commonly used tags or whatever you think you'll be tagging the most >??? >Profit
>Options >My Tags >Enter the most commonly used tags or whatever you think you'll be tagging the most >??? >Profit
Yeah, but mousing for individual tags is sloooow.
I have a series of text files on my computer that I can use to tag. Let's just say that the files are called {character1, character2, location1}, and that an image contains all three. Then I can enter the command*
cat location1 character1 character2
To get the list of all tags for the two character and one location. The website will handle any duplicate tags between these characters. I don't have to worry about forgetting certain tags. The general principle I employ here -- asking for what other tags a particular tag implies -- saves some amount of time regardless of how fast I can type.
*On my Unix-like systems. Windows users should replace "cat" with "type".
pajinmaistru said:
Hey, I also do that! :D Do you know if there's any shortcut for 'save changes' without having to click?
Hey, I also do that! :D Do you know if there's any shortcut for 'save changes' without having to click?
You can press "tab" a few times, but I don't really see how it would save any sort of time or reduce the tedium. At what rate are you tagging where the latency of pressing a button one time per image becomes a concern?
taggis said:
You can press "tab" a few times, but I don't really see how it would save any sort of time or reduce the tedium. At what rate are you tagging where the latency of pressing a button one time per image becomes a concern?
pajinmaistru said:
Hey, I also do that! :D Do you know if there's any shortcut for 'save changes' without having to click?
Hey, I also do that! :D Do you know if there's any shortcut for 'save changes' without having to click?
You can press "tab" a few times, but I don't really see how it would save any sort of time or reduce the tedium. At what rate are you tagging where the latency of pressing a button one time per image becomes a concern?
When tagging entire pages
