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Now I imagine this filter couldn't be too difficult to implement, considering there's a "requirements met" one that works similarly.
My suggestion is simple: Could we get a filter when trading that shows the results as scribed or not? Reason being, I hate digging through techniques on the consigners to try and find ones that aren't in my library, especially when there can be dozens there. Checking each individual one for a "no" can get pretty tedious, so a filter would be nice!
Yeah, that sounds nice! Shouldn't be hard to add another field check in the sql query statement.
Yeah this would be sweet ...
Only alternative I know of is outside of game, parsing inventory, but that's beyond the scope of things. These simple quality of life changes are always welcomed, especially when trying to shift through a crappy, search resetting window for formulas.
support again.
Support this as well!
I second that, please add this, a little function of great use!
large amount of support from me! *formula hoarder*
and from me :)
Of course I also want this... not only because in the beginning of this year I posted the same
Don't forget 9 years ago! http://community.istaria.com/forum/s...ed-quot-FilterQuote:
Originally Posted by Pharaxes
QOL should never be minimized!
My bad! Didn't think to do a search first. Ah well, hopefully this new thread will bring it to their attention again. I have to wonder why such a simple suggestion doesn't even receive a response after all this time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pharaxes
Probably hasn't gotten much of a response because something extra like this is basically fluff and put underneath the more important tasks of bug fixing and bringing in new content. Still would like to push it and see it done though, can't take that much coding.
This! I think adding this would be hugely helpful. Having to go through 20+ items, slowly mousing over them one by one and searching the popup window for a 'yes' or 'no' is really tedious. It feels like something that should have been there from the very beginning but was overlooked or forgotten.