Metadata-Templates für Categories and Attributes?

[sinus]

Sorry, I'm just seeing a board in front of my head right now, and that's a big one.

Hence a question:
With a metadata template I can enter almost everything, i.e. in metadata tags, and also collections (like dots etc) or labels.

But can I actually allocate data for:

Attributes
and I can also assign categories

That would be great, but at the moment I don't see how, or well, as Mario says now and then: "IMatch also has its limits"?

Thanks in advance to those who make my board more porous so that I can see through it again.

(btw: this is sometimes completely translated from German into English from deepL.com)

Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator

[Mario]

Metadata Templates, as the name implies, deal with metadata only. Not with collections, categories, or other things.

Create category splasher Favorites to assign files to multiple categories quickly.
No similar feature exists for Attributes and I don't recall that it was ever requested in a feature request.

[sinus]

Metadata Templates, as the name implies, deal with metadata only. Not with collections, categories, or other things.

Create category splasher Favorites to assign files to multiple categories quickly.
No similar feature exists for Attributes and I don't recall that it was ever requested in a feature request.

Thanks,
good, I forgot splasher ...  I will try that.

[sinus]

Metadata Templates, as the name implies, deal with metadata only. Not with collections, categories, or other things.

Just to be precise:

This is not quite true if you want to be exact, because with a metadata template you can very well add or remove some collections, such as bookmarks, dots, pins.
To my knowledge, these are not metadatas, but belong to the Collections division.

You see, sometimes IMatch can do more than its name (metadata) suggests. 

[Mario]

I consider collections as metadata (rating, label, ..).

[sinus]

I consider collections as metadata (rating, label, ..).

Oh! 

So I was wrong all the years. I am very sorry.
I will have to think about the difference better.