Do you have to use images? You could use OCR to capture the text. On Windows, you can use the Snipping Tool with a hotkey.
well, i'm using a PDF of a japanese text book, so i wanted to use image occlusion just for memorization's sake.
so, let me walk you through this:
i screenshot an image of 3 japanese phrases that i want to memorize and i make a mask covering each of the 3 phrases.
anki then makes 3 cards for all 3 masks.
i then make 3 audio fields to account for the masks and i put {{#c1}}{{Audio 1}}{{/c1}}, {{#c2}}{{Audio 2}}{{/c2}}, etc,
on all 3 cards beacuse i want there to be a different audio cue with each mask.
however, everytime i try to input these commands, it only responds to the first one i put.
for example, if i put audio 2 before all the others, then all the other cards will have audio 2 even after i change them.
and even then it will only play on the first card i put audio 2 in and be blank on all the others. it only responds to the first card.
what do i do?
Do you have to use images? You could use OCR to capture the text. On Windows, you can use the Snipping Tool with a hotkey.
well, i'm using a PDF of a japanese text book, so i wanted to use image occlusion just for memorization's sake.
With three phrases on one textbook screenshot, Image Occlusion is fighting the card type here: all the masks share one template, so {{#c1}} won't select a different audio field per mask. I'd make one separate note/card per phrase if you need phrase-specific audio; it's less clever, but much easier to maintain.