Sounds awesome
Just adding my two cents that symbolic links are the way to go. Any program which doesn’t explicitly try to avoid opening a symbolic link rather than a real file will be able to use them. You can then link the same video multiple times over in different categories, or even the same generic script with multiple videos, if that’s your thing.
The main problem is how to organize all those links. I have been meaning to write my own program to maintain a database and deploy links to various categories based on parameters in that database. I somehow doubt that level of functionality is available in the canned programs like Stash. The idea would be to have a program that lets you create a directory structure that can be navigated by any viewer software, where the script and video are in place with the correct names. That’s the ultimate end goal, in my opinion, short of universal player software integration with some kind of standard database system, which isn’t likely to happen anytime soon.
So here is that post StashApp/Stash-Vr Enhancements - StashInteractiveTools cc: @Gusguez1980 , @Shenanigans
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