Antnee's Classy Item Filter for Distinguished Exiles - 3.0

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Disrupted wrote:

Bumpo for this one. Just recently updated my filter again, use this one has a base and just do some changes since the subtlety is very much to my liking, good filter!

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silumit wrote:

Suggestion: move two chisel blocks from chance section in the place between RGB and Quality parts of "RGB/Quality" section. I always turn off "mundane" quality which always leads to gavels with quality being filtered out which in turn leads to me editing the script again. And when the next version comes out I of course already forget this.
If there is a section that is made for certain items to be visible it isn't a good choice to have another section with higher priority(and higher chance of being activated) which can make them invisible.
edit: come to think of it, whole "chance/chisel" section should precede "quality" one, no?

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Antnee wrote:

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silumit wrote:

Suggestion: move two chisel blocks from chance section in the place between RGB and Quality parts of "RGB/Quality" section. I always turn off "mundane" quality which always leads to gavels with quality being filtered out which in turn leads to me editing the script again. And when the next version comes out I of course already forget this.
If there is a section that is made for certain items to be visible it isn't a good choice to have another section with higher priority(and higher chance of being activated) which can make them invisible.
edit: come to think of it, whole "chance/chisel" section should precede "quality" one, no?

The way you want to handle this is by disabling the block, not flipping it to hide. You can do this in Filtration, or just comment the block out, or just delete the block entirely.

For that matter, any tag that has a ~ in it is considered an "advanced" block, and should be handled in that manner. Never Hide a ~ block, only disable. Then you'll have your desired behavior.

The reason is pretty simple: no matter how I order the blocks, some people will value (for example) chisels over quality, or vice versa. There really is no objectively better way to order them (at least, no way to avoid this problem), so I chose to tag them as advanced.

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Antnee wrote:

So, this marks the only time I have parted with GGG on a default color for items. I wasn't happy with labyrinth items looking like currency; I think it's an odd decision on their part. My feeling is that they should have been treated as quest items, as they have no use outside of the lab they spawn in.