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Hi! Masquerade, when opening files, automatically puts them in an order. This order is important for e.g. turntable-sequences.
However, it goes the following:
If I have photo_1.png to photo_20.png, it will be
photo_1
photo_10
photo_11
photo_12
photo_13
photo_14
photo_15
photo_16
photo_17
photo_18
photo_19
photo_2
photo_20
photo_3
photo_4
photo_5
photo_6
photo_7
photo_8
photo_9
I get the logic, but if I export my photos as usual with the number ascending, Masquerade put's these photos in the wrong order, understandably confusing the "turntable-specific-algorithm"...
Is there something I missed here, maybe a way to manually reorder them?
Even if so, a way to change this ordering-mode and possibly to do manual reordering would still be nice, I think.
However, it goes the following:
If I have photo_1.png to photo_20.png, it will be
photo_1
photo_10
photo_11
photo_12
photo_13
photo_14
photo_15
photo_16
photo_17
photo_18
photo_19
photo_2
photo_20
photo_3
photo_4
photo_5
photo_6
photo_7
photo_8
photo_9
I get the logic, but if I export my photos as usual with the number ascending, Masquerade put's these photos in the wrong order, understandably confusing the "turntable-specific-algorithm"...
Is there something I missed here, maybe a way to manually reorder them?
Even if so, a way to change this ordering-mode and possibly to do manual reordering would still be nice, I think.