NeverSink's LOOTFILTER v8.13.x♦ in-depth ♦ endgame+leveling 2in1 ♦ user-friendly ♦ SC/HC versions

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There's an overlying scheme.

Large-font-items (40+) are generally worth picking up. That being said, "frequent pickups", such as alchemy orbs etc. have the max size already, since you want to pick them up and have precise clicks, while doing so.

Have you tried referencing www.FilterBlade.xyz

The rare indicators are pretty simple. The only thing that changed is the backgrounds, really:

Backgrounds:
- Bright-ish green - Handpicked T1 or jewellery rares (previously: green)
- Dark-ish green - Handpicked T2 (previously: green)
- Black - DropLevel-based T3 (previously: black/green)
- Semi-Transparent Black - Remaining items of this class (previously: black/red)

I removed the red color, I really didn't like it's appearance.

note: droplevel based filtering differs per Class. For instance T3 gloves contain ~45% of all gloves, while T3 staves only contain 1 stave.

Borders:
- Green - tiny item
- White - small item (1x3 / 2x2)
- Yellow - ilvl 83/84+ crafting base (I initially wanted to turn this into a textcolor, but people got used to this...)

Text:
- Yellow (normal) - generic rare
- Orange - 75+ rare

Size:
- Larger size = better chances of item being valuable overall. Currently follows background grouping.

Overall items that are always worth picking up are:

- Fontsize 42+
- Have a sound

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elements22 wrote:

How do I make this loot filter show 20% quality items?

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Continued discussion on rares and the visual vocabulary. First, the vocabulary is inconsistent. Often, brighter is better but for rares darker (font) is better and darker (background) is worse. It would be more consistent if brighter was always better. I also find it hard to distinguish the semi-transparent black from the black background.

One minor point is that a number of 2x2 items do not have the White outline. This mainly happens with EV and EV/ES shields.

Next, I still have to do a lot of thinking based on how items are highlighted. Only the top two tiers (at most) are green background. Let's look at EV/AR boots. If I look at boots selling for more than 50C, I find Serpentscale, Hydrascale, Wyrmscale, Two-Toned and Dragonscale. How many of those drop green? One or two? So the rest drop black background. Guess what else drops black background? Bronzescale. Level 30 boots look the same as boots that may sell for 50C. This applies to all items and not just boots.

I feel the filter is not helping me when it comes to rares. Please consider this feedback and better distinguish possible high value items from items that are primarily for chaos formula vendoring.

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NeverSink wrote:

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elements22 wrote:

How do I make this loot filter show 20% quality items?

You gotta be more specific. What kind of 20% quality items?

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The highlight is intended to work that way. Any pair of boots can be fairly valuable, because they all roll the same mods (assuming the same subclass). In fact any rare can be fairly valuable, if you're lucky - that being said that top end basetypes are more expensive and they have an easier time reaching the threshhold.

You may also find a 2H lvl 50 sword with 220IPDSP and flaring mod and attack speed and that'll be worth more than a mirror. Yet, if your build is fast and you've prepared your atlas, you usually don't wanna pick up more than 1 inventory of items/map for the optimal gameflow. Most experienced players want even less.

To minmax this process it's most efficient to pick up powerful meta rares and the top tier basetypes. The filter is designed to assist the player in this process - to maximize rotation efficiency and speed/experience gain, WHILE picking up the items with the highest chance to be a winner. This also means you'll receive more chances to score massive wins and will also get more pure currency.

Digging through level 30 boots that may end up being good would be highly counterproductive here.