Sayya's Item Filter (version 2.81) - updated for Ritual!

Uploaded 1.2, with minor fixes (primarily the Sai handling), slightly differentiating life and mana flask border colors, not dimming any items pre-Brutus, and adding Divination Card highlighting like jewels. Will likely work to add full Filtration support and tweak late-game dim/hide tiers over the next week or so, as well as upload new screenshots/videos.

Updated with full Filtration support and minor changes to hybrid flask handling.

Updated to version 1.23, which includes a few minor changes as well as theme support for Filtration. New screenshots have been added; I'm in the process of making a new video, which will include all the new changes and basic Filtration tips with a much nicer GPU.

Hey, noob question, since release is near i started to look at filters and i was wondering if is possible just to hide the useless stuff without the need to highlight/color/border etc anything, keeping the "standard settings"?

Yes, it is, although it's a bit tricky to do that simply by editing someone else's filter (for instance, if you cut everything above the "Hide" statements in my filter, they'll catch and hide things like white/magic 5-6L/6S items or chromatic items).

If you're very careful, you could write a filter of just Hide blocks, but even something "safe" like

Hide
Sockets < 5
Rarity <= Magic

will hide all BaseTypes and items which include RGB links (while you can search "positively" for SocketGroup RGB, to the best of my knowledge you can't use syntax like SocketGroup != RGB).

The easiest way to do that would be to create a bunch of Show blocks that have conditions but do not alter the display, like

Show
SocketGroup RGB

Show
Sockets = 6

Show
Rarity >= Rare

Show
Class Jewel "Divination Card" Fishing Rods

and include any Hide blocks below that. If you do want to use an existing filter's categories without altering how things look, you can simply delete any lines that start with Set (e.g. SetFontSize, SetTextColor, SetBorderColor) as well as PlayAlertSound.

Thanks for the answer!

Great filter (will probably use it from release on) great video and, let me say: You've got a great voice! I could listen to it the whole day long. :)

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BlauerAgnostika wrote:

Great filter (will probably use it from release on) great video and, let me say: You've got a great voice! I could listen to it the whole day long. :)

Thanks. :)

Just tested this a little bit, I like it a lot so far. What's your opinion on separating different sizes of chromatic link items?

Also, minor nerd quibble, you have mixed tab/space indenting in a few places.