Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Using an existing filter Step 1 Go to:%USERPROFILE%/Documents/My Games/Path of Exile/ For example: Step 2 Locate an existing filter, i.e. From or elsewhere. Step 2A - Copying file If the item filter is supplied as downloadable file with the.filter extension, you can simply download it and save it in the folder. Step 2B - Copying Contents Create a text file with the name you want your Filter to have.

HackRF One from Great Scott Gadgets is a Software Defined Radio peripheral. SDR#, and more; software-configurable RX and TX gain and baseband filter. No Accidental Stealing: does not auto-steal. Containers with only X items in them: use this filter to loot containers with X items in them, or less than/more than X items in them. Weight Filter: use this item filter to autoloot items of a certain weight. Herbs Filter: auto loots herbs (ingredients). Armors Filter: auto loots armors.

When you Save this file, be sure to select 'Save As' and set the file type to 'All Files (*.*)'. Copy the contents of the filter into the file. Then save the file as: filtername.filter It should look like this if done correctly If you cannot see your file extension, Step 3 Go to the in-game Options menu and click on the UI tab.

You should see this new option, located at the very bottom of the list: If your Filter is not a.filter file, or it is not located in the same folder as your production_Config.ini file, you won't see this option. Step 4 Clicking 'Reload' will display this message if the Filter is working correctly: Syntax Terminology Please consider the following when reading this wiki page: • Replace the values in the brackets with a single value • x-y (i.e. 0-255) is used to show a range of valid values • Values enclosed with [] are optional; remove the [] • Values enclosed with are required; remove the Basic Syntax The basic syntax of a script is a collection of Show and Hide blocks that each specify conditions. Anything matched by a Show block will be shown and anything matched by a Hide block will be hidden. If there are multiple conditions in a block then all of them must be matched for the block to match an item.

Every block must start with either Show or Hide, and any conditions in that block must start on the next line; indentation is optional. A line with only Show or Hide with no conditions is an 'empty block,' and matches ALL items, which means that a Hide at the end of the file effectively hides everything that wasn't specifically shown. The blocks are prioritized in the order they come in the file, meaning that condition blocks that appear earlier in the file take precedence, applying their effects even if their conditions overlap with later blocks. Effectively, the script reads the filter file until it finds the first block that matches the item in question, follows that block's instructions, and then terminates. # For example, the following would hide all normal rarity items, but fail to show currencies: Hide Rarity Normal Show Class Currency # To fix this, move more specific blocks earlier in the file, and save the most general for last.

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This would show currencies, but hide other normal rarity items: Show Class Currency Hide Rarity Normal Comments A line starting with # will be considered a comment and will be ignored. Blocks Name Notes Show If all conditions are matched, show the item and do any actions specified Hide If all conditions are matched, hide the item and do any actions specified Operators The following Operators can be used with numeric conditions.

Note that for equal operations there is no operator required. Operator Notes Greater than >= Greater or equal to = Equal to Conditions Notes: • Ranges in parentheses are plausible values, but not enforced. • Every condition can have multiple values separated by a space. • If a multi-word value contains whitespace, it must be encapsulated in quotation marks, or else it will be parsed as separate (and possibly invalid) values. Name Valid Values Notes ItemLevel [Operator] Numeric Level (0-100) The the item was generated at. DropLevel [Operator] Numeric Level (0-100) The level that the item starts dropping at. Quality [Operator] Numeric Quality (0-20) The amount of on the item.