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I had an idea for the filenames.
Instead of [adjectives, colors, names] what do you think about a custom 'random dictionary' based on words in the titles of existing presets?
Basically just create a custom dictionary for uniqueNamesGenerator with every unique word in the filenames (>x letters, sensible exclusions like instrument names/types etc.)
https://github.com/andreasonny83/unique ... ctionaries
The script is already reading all the names and doing advanced parsing so this seems basic in comparison.
An alternative could be just checking \u-he for a custom dictionary file like customdict.txt in CSV or whatever format is standard and let the user handle it.
Maybe something like u-he-preset-randomizer --dictionary could create a custom dictionary file from every preset in \u-he, giving the most unique entries and save re-doing it each time the script is run?
I had an idea for the filenames. Instead of [adjectives, colors, names] what do you think about a custom 'random dictionary' based on words in the titles of existing presets?
Basically just create a custom dictionary for uniqueNamesGenerator with every unique word in the filenames (>x letters, sensible exclusions like instrument names/types etc.)
https://github.com/andreasonny83/unique ... ctionaries
The script is already reading all the names and doing advanced parsing so this seems basic in comparison.
An alternative could be just checking \u-he for a custom dictionary file like customdict.txt in CSV or whatever format is standard and let the user handle it.
Maybe something like u-he-preset-randomizer --dictionary could create a custom dictionary file from every preset in \u-he, giving the most unique entries and save re-doing it each time the script is run?
Statistics: Posted by AtomOfScent — Mon May 27, 2024 5:39 am