Planetary Stacking filename templates not correctly interpreted
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2026 6:50 pm
Hi Robin,
Thanks for adding the changes I had previously requested. This is mostly working now but there are still a couple of bugs in v4.2.15332.
With the Planetary Stack (Snapshot) template set to "{TargetName}\{TargetName} {Filter} {SubExposure} x{Gain} {StackedFrames}frames D{Date} T{Time}" and the Stack Length at 1000 I am getting filenames like "Jupiter Visible 50ms x100 2777frames D26_10_2026 T18_41_11" so with more than 1000 frames.
With the Planetary Stack (Timelapse) template set to "{TargetName}\Timelapse\{TargetName} {Filter} {SubExposure} x{Gain} {StackedFrames}frames D{Date} T{Time} {Extra}" and the Stack Length at 1000 and the Gain at 100 I am getting filenames like "Jupiter Visible 50ms x 2846frames D26_10_2026 T18_42_47" so again with more than 1000 frames and with the gain value missing.
Thanks again for all your hard work.
Peter
Thanks for adding the changes I had previously requested. This is mostly working now but there are still a couple of bugs in v4.2.15332.
With the Planetary Stack (Snapshot) template set to "{TargetName}\{TargetName} {Filter} {SubExposure} x{Gain} {StackedFrames}frames D{Date} T{Time}" and the Stack Length at 1000 I am getting filenames like "Jupiter Visible 50ms x100 2777frames D26_10_2026 T18_41_11" so with more than 1000 frames.
With the Planetary Stack (Timelapse) template set to "{TargetName}\Timelapse\{TargetName} {Filter} {SubExposure} x{Gain} {StackedFrames}frames D{Date} T{Time} {Extra}" and the Stack Length at 1000 and the Gain at 100 I am getting filenames like "Jupiter Visible 50ms x 2846frames D26_10_2026 T18_42_47" so again with more than 1000 frames and with the gain value missing.
Thanks again for all your hard work.
Peter