Multiple BDJOs in BDS

[Delta2487]

How can I create and use BDJO for each title: First Play, Top Menu and Movie Titles

[Alexey Kolesnikov]

There is no way to edit BDJO directly. But you can create several JARs. When you double click on the JAR name (number) in the JARs window it opens JAR properties, that is basically BDJO properties.
The first JAR in the list is a First Play JAR.
You can specify which JAR to use for the Top Menu as well.

[Delta2487]

There is no way to edit BDJO directly. But you can create several JARs. When you double click on the JAR name (number) in the JARs window it opens JAR properties, that is basically BDJO properties.
The first JAR in the list is a First Play JAR.
You can specify which JAR to use for the Top Menu as well.

Thanks for the quick response, that's a good alternative I was thinking of too, and if I create the BDJO in Scenarist, would there be a Java code (Script) to jump between titles?

[Alexey Kolesnikov]

Yes, there is selectTitle script command.

[Delta2487]

Yes, there is selectTitle script command.

I did the BDJO title jumps, and they work, but when I jump, the disc starts from the loading. In Kaleidoscope, you can jump and restart or not the JAR if you want, but I don't know how to do it here.

https://ibb.co/YB2rQZrc

Do you have any suggestions other than multiple JARs?
thanks...

[Alexey Kolesnikov]

There is a setting in JAR settings called "Skip loading if GPR[1]=65535". You can enable it and set GPR[1]=65535

[Delta2487]

There is a setting in JAR settings called "Skip loading if GPR[1]=65535". You can enable it and set GPR[1]=65535

Sadly it doesn't work, my code is as follows:

Play Button >> key Enter:

manager.selectTitle(1); // Jump title 1
manager.allowSaveState(true);
manager.setStartPlayMarkResume();
manager.activateSegment("S:MV_Pelicula.play_movie");


Movie >> action every :

if (manager.isTopMenuPressed())
{
manager.setGPR(1, 65535);
manager.selectTitle(0); // Jump title 0
}


The structure in Scenarist:
https://ibb.co/1GL8TByj

[Alexey Kolesnikov]

selectTitle will unload the current JAR, so using any commands after it does not make sense.

manager.isTopMenuPressed() will not help you - you should assign a command to the Top Menu.

Added: I mean that you should set GPR[1] to 65535 before Top menu button was pressed
isTopMenuPressed just says that Top Menu was pressed.

[Delta2487]

Sadly, I realize, as I told you, this didn't happen to me in Kaleidoscope. When I jumped to a title, it wouldn't download the current JAR.
I'll have to figure out how to use multiple JARs.
I hope future updates will allow for BDJO jumps without affecting the JAR. Thanks anyway.