Wow you're quick!
There is still a problem. You may have just missed a spot, because I'm getting filenames that look like this:
Human\Female\Mature+Adult+Teen\auburn+fairSkin+TitsF+AssT+Shoulder+Straight+eyeBlue+germaine.png
That's the whole filename, not the path.
The presence of the backslashes suggests there's still a hardcoded backslash in there somewhere.
K, I found it
It's in the settings.json file
Line 4
"FileNameTemplate": "{Races}\\{Genders}\\{Ages}\\{HairColors}{SkinColors}{TitSizes}{AssSizes}{PenisSizes}{HairLengths}{HairStyles}{EyeColors}{EyeShapes}{Horns}{Furs}{Heights}{Custom}{CRC}",
The double slashes get loaded directly
Now it converts the '\\' in the .json file into File.separator
The new logic seems to be treating the `/` as a kind of tag.
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "java.util.List.iterator()" because the return value of "java.util.Map.get(Object)" is null
at com.CyanCorn.portrait.main.PortraitObject.doesThisCategoryHaveThisString(PortraitObject.java:355)
at com.CyanCorn.portrait.main.PortraitObject.getMyTagsFromThisCategory(PortraitObject.java:347)
at com.CyanCorn.portrait.main.PortraitObject.apply(PortraitObject.java:322)
at com.CyanCorn.portrait.main.PortraitObject.setMetaData(PortraitObject.java:399)
at com.CyanCorn.portrait.GUI.GUIFactory.applyButtonClicked(GUIFactory.java:1343)
Specifically, that line is looking for a key named `/` instead of one of the actual tag names (like `Races`). It's likely that PortraitObject.apply needs to be updated to handle `/` instead of `\\`. It also wouldn't hurt to throw a little null safety in there.
This bug might also affect Windows, now that I think about it.
OK, I think I fixed it 2.24 (should have checked email instead of gaming...)
but my confidence is shattered
Here is the source code if you're interested
https://www.mediafire.com/file/tyoekyhx4xzovyc/PortraitPackEditorRe_SRC.zip/file
It just needed a minor change. Here's a patch: https://pastebin.com/SUsNdKn6
The only important change is to GUIFactory. The other changes were just necessary to let me build and run the project in IntelliJ.
This should be compatible with all platforms, but I suggest you give it a quick spin on Windows, particularly paying attention to the save path when you press Apply.
