Found à workaround to target a specific card number. 1. During review : add a flag to the card, one that you’re not used to (went for green)
2. See image 1
3. See image 1
Turns out I’m not that well versed with coding. Where would you insert those tags in the note template ? I run into the « this field does not exist » error when pasting {{#c60}}60{{/c60}}Fixed! I had {{#c 60}}60{{/c 60}} pasted into the note template instead of {{#c60}}60{{/c60}}, the whitespaces came from an Excel table as I had those autofilled. Thank you, it now makes sense.
Also, this makes my previous solution irrelevant until step 4 included.
Finally, notice this typo, you may want to correct it if somebody else shares this issue and stumbles upon this post, who knows!
into {{#c1}}1{{/c1}} {{#c2}}2{{/c2} {{#c3}}3{{/c3}}.
As far as I know, Anki doesn’t expose the Image Occlusion mask number as a built-in field during review. The mask index is generated internally, so it isn’t directly accessible through standard template variables.
If you’re comfortable with template editing, you could experiment with custom fields or JavaScript in the card template, but most users handle identification by adding