Common Sense Age Rating Overlay¶

The commonsense Default Overlay File is used to an overlay based on the Common Sense Age Rating on each item within your library.

Requirements & recommendations¶

Supported Overlay Level: Movie, Show, Season, Episode

Requirements: Use the Mass Content Rating Update Library Operation with either mdb_commonsense or mdb_commonsense0 to update Plex to the Common Sense Rating.

Supported Common Sense age ratings¶

Config¶

The below YAML in your config.yml will create the overlays:

libraries:
  Movies:
    overlay_files:
      - default: commonsense
  TV Shows:
    overlay_files:
      - default: commonsense
      - default: commonsense
        template_variables:
          builder_level: episode
      - default: commonsense
        template_variables:
          builder_level: season

Template variables¶

Template Variables can be used to manipulate the file in various ways to slightly change how it works without having to make your own local copy.

Note that the template_variables: section only needs to be used if you do want to actually change how the defaults work. Any value not specified will use its default value if it has one if not it's just ignored.

libraries:
  Movies:
    overlay_files:
      - default: commonsense
        template_variables:
          pre_text: "Age " #(1)!

• File-Specific Template Variables are variables available specifically for this Kometa Defaults File.

• Overlay Template Variables are additional variables shared across the Kometa Overlay Defaults.

libraries:
  Movies:
    overlay_files:
      - default: commonsense
        template_variables:
          horizontal_align: left
          horizontal_offset: 247
          vertical_align: bottom
          vertical_offset: 40%

libraries:
  Movies:
    overlay_files:
      - default: commonsense
        template_variables:
          back_width: 198
          back_height: 47

Default value source¶

This is a reference showing the source of the data used in this Defaults File.

Nothing in this section is required for using the Defaults File, but it can be useful for understanding where the data comes from.

Nothing in this section is directly useful for customizing this Defaults File.

Nothing here is a code example for end user use. It all looks like code, since it is taken directly from the Kometa source code to ensure it is up-to-date and accurate, but it is not intended for end user use, and is expressed in a different format to the way you would customize the defaults via Template Variables.