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Transfer JPMN Setup to Lapis

  • If you've been using JPMN Format and want to transfer to Lapis

Warning

You must backup your deck just to be safe

  1. On Anki, right click your deck
  2. Select Export
  3. Make sure these options are checked: Include scheduling information, Include Deck presets, Include Media

Installing Lapis

  1. Download Lapis format

    • Scroll down to Assets, and look for Lapis.apkg

    lapis apkg

  2. Import Lapis.apkg to Anki

    lapis import

  3. On your Anki, go to Browse > click Mining Deck (or whatever your JPMN format name is) > click a card > CTRL + A or select all cards

    anki card highlight

  4. After that, on your menu go to Notes > Change Note Type... or Ctrl + Shift M

    anki card change notetype

  5. Follow the image below and then click Save

    jpmn to lapis change notetype

  6. Again on your Anki, go to Browse > Tags (at the left side):

    • Right click on nsfw and rename it to NSFW (If you have it)
    • Right click on yomitan or yomichan and delete it
    • Update ShareX settings to accomodate uppercase NSFW tagging for Lapis

    card tag edit

  7. Update Anki addons to accommodate Lapis configs

  8. Make sure to import the new Yomitan Settings then restart your browser

  9. Done! You can now safely delete Lapis deck as it was already transferred to your original Mining Deck

If you have any problems check FAQs or contact me on Discord: xelieu

FAQs

Question 1: How can I use sentence card?

How can I use sentence card? (click here)

If you haven't yet, please setup Yomitan first

Okay, I've already set it up! (click here)

In your Yomitan settings > Anki > configure Anki card format...

Sentence Card Instruction 1

In Terms scroll down and find IsSentenceCard and put 1 then close the window

Sentence Card Instruction 2

Now apply it on every profile under Editing Profile and make sure Monolingual, Bilingual, Android (Anime, LN & Manga) and Android (VN) got their config changed

Yomitan Profile

Question 2: Why update from JPMN to Lapis?

Why update from JPMN to Lapis? (click here)
  • I've received lots of reports where they feel lag on JPMN(I personally don't) and Lapis is basically the lightweight version

Question 3: What happens to my JPMN format, now that you've updated to Lapis? Is it fine not updating?

What happens to my JPMN format, now that you've updated to Lapis? Is it fine not updating? (click here)

  • My guide's goal is and will always be stability and longetivity, hence you can continue using the JPMN with no problems even on the future

  • Make sure you have JPMN Manager installed to be notified on new updates