Create subfolders for attachments based on custom pattern-1

[canwice]

In Typora it is possible to automatically create subfolders with custom patterns when adding attachments, or for example when dragging and dropping an image into the markdown file.

When this is done, the image is added to an automatically created folder placed at the same root of the markdown file.

This is done in Typora settings by specifying the following as attachments folder:

./${filename}.assets

So, for example, when dragging and dropping an image to the XXX.md file, this will be the file structure:

XXX.md
XXX.assets\attachment.bmp

Is something like that achievable in Obsidian?

More in general, what are the variables available to be used as custom pattern other than filename?

Don’t want to implement it through third-party plug-ins
Hopefully this feature will be added to Obsidian.

[WhiteNoise]

Use the current note name in the attachment subfolder name

Use case or problem The feature of specifying a subfolder for attachments (requested here) has been implemented in 0.10.8. A common request in the comments of the aforementioned feature request was to be able to specifically use the note name in the attachment folder name, be it to make a structure like : Attachments/<note_name>/attach1.png or my personal favorite, inherited from Typora : Current note folder/<note_name>.assets/attach1.png which is a clear, elegant way of keeping attachment…