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

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ChanBalam wrote:

I want your filter to only allow me make appropriate sounds when my wife asks me questions during intense play. In addition, I want the on screen messages to give me the answers to her questions in large, white boxes with red letters.

Thanks. Keep up the excellent work.

Good one.

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Stikuz wrote:

Thx for great filter again, Neversink.
Looks like i found minor bug. I was playing with outleveled maps options and found unexpected behavior. Tested on default semistrict - still not working.
This is one of examples: in 82 Zone (Temple this time) only t5 and t6 maps considered outleveled and have small font and no sound.
All other maps in t1-t9 range loolks like normal maps and same - t1 = t9. Can you check this?

It works fine. It operates based on the itemlevel of the map, you can't just bring maps you found somewhere else and drop it to test it out.

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I want your filter to only allow me make appropriate sounds when my wife asks me questions during intense play. In addition, I want the on screen messages to give me the answers to her questions in large, white boxes with red letters.

Thanks. Keep up the excellent work.

I think filterblade covers most of it, we're actively working on implementing the rest.

For now, I recommend using "You're right honey" and only reading whatever izaro tells about the goddess from the ingame text to her.

Hey I'm just wondering if there is a way I can manual add "Item type X" for the straight flush vendor recipe? This the the first item filter I've used and I don't want to mess around with it too much until I know what I'm doing.

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Zealous_Zebra wrote:

Hey I'm just wondering if there is a way I can manual add "Item type X" for the straight flush vendor recipe? This the the first item filter I've used and I don't want to mess around with it too much until I know what I'm doing.

We recommend to use http://www.filterblade.xyz/ for filter editing. Its quite "idiot proof", so in order to damage the filter, you'll have to want to do so :)

If you want to highlight an item based on its BaseType (which is probably what you mean with "Item Type"), regardless of its rarity, you're probably best off adding an additional Show/Hide rule using the UI at the very bottom of the Customize-tab.

When we can expect new version of Filter for Flashback? Up to an hour if possible :)

Hello NeverSink and Filterblade team!

A while back I asked for an option to edit the alerts for Tabula Rasa, which you added not long after. So I just wanted to thank you for that.

Thanks for the great filters, and I hope you get better soon!

am i correct that the strict version doesnt show augmentation orbs but transmutes? why?^^

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Farfan wrote:

am i correct that the strict version doesnt show augmentation orbs but transmutes? why?^^

you can see and change this on filterblade.

still, maybe you dont hide augs in the strict version, neversink.
aug > trans imo. both are important in any way.

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Farfan wrote:

still, maybe you dont hide augs in the strict version, neversink.
aug > trans imo. both are important in any way.

That is intended.

Reasoning:

- Strict still shows a fairly big assortment of rares.
- You'll end up selling quie a few of those
- That'll naturally give you some augments (any 6x mod rare = 1 aug)
- You will not get any transmute (shards) from identified rares
- Transmutes are more universal and can be sold for 4x wisdom each. Augs are more of an endproduct.
- Usually, even with heavy crafting investment the strict-balance is enough to sustain enough augs.
- Most players don't craft enough to exhaust the aug supply
- Worst case scenario a player can also purchase augs, which are usually very cheap.