Customize Split Images

Each split image’s settings can be individually set by editing the image’s filename. Desired settings values are placed between underscores: _x_.

Here is an example of a customized split image:

001_mysplit_[5]_{b}_(85).png

(85) The video must match at least 85% of the split image
{b} Don’t split until the match percent goes above 85% AND drops back below 85%
[5] Don’t start comparing the NEXT split image until 5 seconds after splitting

Custom split settings don’t need to be listed in any particular order.

Threshold

Override the default threshold for this split.

The value is inserted between parentheses: (value).

001_mysplit_(95).png The split’s threshold is 95%.

Delay

Override the default delay for this split.

The value is inserted between pound signs: #value#.

001_mysplit_#5#.png The split’s delay is 5 seconds.

Pause

Override the default pause for this split.

The value is inserted between brackets: [value].

This setting has no effect for reset splits {r}.

001_mysplit_[120].png Don’t look for the next split image for 2 minutes after this split.

Reset Wait

Force the splitter not to look for the reset image for value seconds after the first split. This value MUST be in the reset image’s filename – putting it into the filename of another image won’t do anything.

This is useful if, for example, your reset image is the same as your start image and you want to make sure you don’t reset immediately after starting.

Insert the value between percent signs: %value%.

This setting ONLY works with reset splits {r}.

Default: 0

100_my_reset_split_%10%_{r}.png The reset image won’t be looked for or triggered for ten seconds after the first split image is found.

Loops

Force a split to loop. Useful if consecutive splits use the same image.

Insert the value between “at” signs: @value@.

This setting has no effect for reset splits {r}.

Default: 1

001_mysplit_@2@.png The split will be used twice instead of once.

Special Split Types

You can tell Pilgrim Autosplitter to do special actions when matching a split.

Specify a special split type by inserting its corresponding letter between curly braces: {value}.

Special split types can be used together, but the dummy type {d} will always override the pause type {p}. In addition, reset type splits {r} can’t be used with any type except below type splits {b}.

Pause type

Force Pilgrim Autosplitter to press the pause hotkey instead of the split hotkey when splitting.

Insert a p between curly braces: {p}.

001_mysplit_{p}.png Press the pause hotkey instead of the split hotkey when a match is found.

Dummy type

Force Pilgrim Autosplitter NOT to press a hotkey when splitting.

Useful if you rely on a certain image to know a split is coming, but you don’t want to split ON that image.

Insert a d between curly braces: {d}.

001_mysplit_{d}.png Do nothing when a match is found.

Below type

Force Pilgrim Autosplitter to wait to split until the video has matched the threshold AND dropped back below it.

Insert a b between curly braces: {b}.

001_mysplit_{b}.png After finding a match, wait until the video no longer matches before splitting.

Reset type

Press the reset hotkey when a match is found. Only one reset split can exist per folder; if you have more than one, only one will be found and used. This split is always being checked in the background, and it doesn’t appear in your splits list in-app. If you want to see it and/or see how much it matches with your video feed, click and hold on the split image display on the right-hand side.

Even if you have a reset split, it won’t be searched for during the first split image. The first split image should be used as a “start split” – after this split has been found, the run has begun. You can also delay searching for the reset image for a period of time after the first split by setting a reset wait.

Insert an r between curly braces: {r}.

121_theend_{r}.png After finding a match, the run and splits are reset.