Test Data: Hybrid Mode¶

Purpose¶

This test dataset demonstrates Hybrid mode, which combines Root and Subdirectory modes. Root-level files are processed individually (with optional bundling), while subdirectories become their own records.

Processing Mode Configuration¶

Batch Entity: hybrid
Bundle Congruent Patterns: Yes (checked) - applies only to root-level files
Bundling Strategy: stem
Primary Source Extension: .obj

File Extensions to Select¶

OBJ File Options¶

Add MTL Files: Yes (checked)
Add Texture Files: Yes (checked)
Texture Search Directories: [Input Data Directory] (default)

Expected Behavior¶

When scanned with Hybrid mode: - 3 separate Zenodo records will be created - Root-level files are bundled using stem strategy (standalone_artifact_001) - Each subdirectory becomes its own record

Record 1 (standalone_artifact_001) - Root-level bundle:¶

standalone_artifact_001.obj (source)
standalone_artifact_001.mtl (primary)
standalone_reference_photo.png (secondary)

Record 2 (excavation_batch_alpha) - Subdirectory:¶

Contains all files from the excavation_batch_alpha/ folder: - fragment_001.obj (source) - fragment_002.obj (source) - fragment_003.obj (source) - shared_textures/clay_texture.jpg (secondary) - shared_textures/weathering_normal.jpg (secondary)

Record 3 (excavation_batch_beta) - Subdirectory:¶

Contains all files from the excavation_batch_beta/ folder: - complete_vessel.glb (source) - vessel_fragments.fbx (source) - documentation.txt (secondary)

File Count¶

Total files: 12
Root-level files: 3
Subdirectory files: 9
Primary sources: 6
Dependencies: 6

Use Case¶

This mode is ideal when: - Some files are standalone and should be processed individually - Other files are organized into folders that represent complete records - A dataset has mixed organizational patterns - Flexibility is needed to handle both individual files and grouped collections