List of item filters: Difference between revisions

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Overview

On this page we are running a community effort to create a list of item filters that is easy to use and provides enough information for it's user to search for filters for a specific purpose.

Mainly this list is user run, so everyone can and should contribute to keeping it maintained. In particular if you see a list entry being incorrect, please update this page to ensure it's correct.

Rules

When adding a filter, only add a complete row
Filters that do not meet the minimum requirements (see List of item filters#Explaination of table) should not be added
For inactive and abandoned filters, move them down to appropinate section
Add filters in an alphabetical order
Do not remove filters otherwise unless there is a very good reason to do so.
In case of vandalism, this page may be temporarily edit-protected; if this is the case, please post proposed changes on the talk page.
Incorrect information about a specific filter should be corrected immediatly; purposefully posting incorrect information is strictly forbidden

Explaination of table

General columns

Row	Explaination
Name	The name of the item filter. This must also include a link to the release page (for example a thread or a website)
Author	The name of item filter's author(s). This must also include a link or multiple of contacting the author (i.e. a forum account, reddit, email, etc)
Direct Link	A direct link to the item filter. This must always link to the latest version of the filter.
Feature: Colors	A direct link to the item filter. This must always link to the latest version of the filter.

Feature columns

Each of these represent core features of the item filter.

Row	Explaination
Colours	Whether the filter modifies any default colours.
Borders	Whether the filter addes any borders to items
Font-Size	Whether the filter modifies the font-size of items
Item Hiding	Whether the filter contains a Hide block or not
Leveling	Whether the filter is suitable for leveling a character.
Endgame	Whether the filter is suitable for endgame. Use partial if there are some issues with it.
Crafting	Whether the filter highlights items useable for vendor recipes. Use partial if there are some issues with it.
Crafting	Whether the filter is suitable for crafting (i.e. crafting bases). Use partial if there are some issues with it.

Acceptable values for those features are:

Id	Name	Description
0	no	The item filter does not have this feature at all. If there is even just a single item, consider using 1. For example, this could be a filter that keeps all the original colouring of the game in tact.
1	minor	The item filter has some minor support for this feature or only uses it very sparsingly. For example, this is a good value if the item filter only changes it for a handful of very rare items but leaves everything else untouched.
2	partial	The item filter has partial support for this feature or uses it in a few places. For example, this is a good value if the item filter colour codes certain groups of items such as crafting items, but still leaves about the other half othe items untouched.
3	major	The item filter has major support for this feature or uses it a lot. For example, this is a good value if the item filter changes most of the default display colours and only leaves a handful intact.
4	yes	The item filter has complete/full support for this feature and uses it every where. If there are items that are not changed, consider using 3. For example, this could be the case for an item filter that changes the visual style of the drops entirely to match another game's.

Filters

Note: For sorting by multiple columns hold SHIFT.

Maintained filters

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Name	Author	Release	Ingame Features									Other Features	Filtration Support
Name	Author	Release	Colours	Borders	Font Size	Background	Item Hiding	Leveling	Endgame	Vendor recipes	Crafting	Customizable	General	Themes

Inactive filters

These filters are no longer being updated or the author(s) have become unresponsive.

Note: Do not add anything here if the author doesn't respond to feature requests, only if the author doesn't fix bugs/issues with the filter or isn't updating it after a patch for Path of Exile has been released and it broke particular filters. Give authors some time to publish updates (for example, like a week or so).

Name	Author	Release	Ingame Features									Other Features	Filtration Support
Name	Author	Release	Colours	Borders	Font Size	Background	Item Hiding	Leveling	Endgame	Vendor recipes	Crafting	Customizable	General	Themes

Abandoned filters

These filters are no longer actively maintained and announced to be abandoned by original author of the filters and are kept here as refererence. Links might be unavailable as well.

Name	Author	Release	Ingame Features									Other Features	Filtration Support
Name	Author	Release	Colours	Borders	Font Size	Background	Item Hiding	Leveling	Endgame	Vendor recipes	Crafting	Customizable	General	Themes

@@ Line 43: / Line 43: @@
 ====Feature columns====
+Each of these represent core features of the item filter.
 {| class="wikitable"
 ! Row
 ! Explaination
-! Partial?
 |-
 ! Colours
 | Whether the filter modifies any default colours.
-| No
 |-
 ! Borders
 | Whether the filter addes any borders to items
-| No
 |-
 ! Font-Size
 | Whether the filter modifies the font-size of items
-| No
 |-
 ! Item Hiding
 | Whether the filter contains a Hide block or not
-| No
 |-
 ! Leveling
-| Whether the filter is suitable for leveling a character. Use partial if there are some issues with it.
+| Whether the filter is suitable for leveling a character.
-| Yes
 |-
 ! Endgame
 | Whether the filter is suitable for endgame. Use partial if there are some issues with it.
-| Yes
 |-
 ! Crafting
 | Whether the filter highlights items useable for vendor recipes. Use partial if there are some issues with it.
-| Yes
 |-
 ! Crafting
 | Whether the filter is suitable for crafting (i.e. crafting bases). Use partial if there are some issues with it.
-| Yes
+|}
+Acceptable values for those features are:
+{| class="wikitable sortable"
+! Id
+! Name
+! Description
+|-
+! 0
+| class="table-cell-coloured table-cell-no" | no
+| The item filter does not have this feature at all. If there is even just a single item, consider using 1.
+For example, this could be a filter that keeps all the original colouring of the game in tact.
+|-
+! 1
+| class="table-cell-coloured table-cell-minor" | minor
+| The item filter has some minor support for this feature or only uses it very sparsingly.
+For example, this is a good value if the item filter only changes it for a handful of very rare items but leaves everything else untouched.
+|-
+! 2
+| class="table-cell-coloured table-cell-partial" | partial
+| The item filter has partial support for this feature or uses it in a few places.
+For example, this is a good value if the item filter colour codes certain groups of items such as crafting items, but still leaves about the other half othe items untouched.
+|-
+! 3
+| class="table-cell-coloured table-cell-major" | major
+| The item filter has major support for this feature or uses it a lot.
+For example, this is a good value if the item filter changes most of the default display colours and only leaves a handful intact.
+|-
+! 4
+| class="table-cell-coloured table-cell-yes" | yes
+| The item filter has complete/full support for this feature and uses it every where. If there are items that are not changed, consider using 3.
+For example, this could be the case for an item filter that changes the visual style of the drops entirely to match another game's.
 |}