Loot filter

ESRUtils Loot Filter

Activating the Filter

Add filter to the list of plugins in D2ESRutils.ini, see here for details.

Ingame Commands for the Loot Filter

• .filter on/off toggle the filter on and off
• .filter reload reloads the default profile from .\Plugin\
• .filter profile profilename loads a filter profile from .\filter_profiles\profilename

Filter Settings and Profiles

Profiles

Since ESR 5.3A2, the loot filter was improved to support multiple configurations without having to manually swap the configuration files around or edit them. The default configuration is still int the Plugin folder in the ESR directory. However, you can create as many profiles as you want by creating new folders in the filter_profiles folder. Each profile can be loaded by using the command .filter profile profilename, where profilename is the name of the folder that has your filter settings.

Filter Settings

There are three files that govern which items you see and which items are hidden:

• filterSettings.ini - this allows you to bulk actovate/hide item groups like uniques, sets, magics, crafted, rare, magic, ethereal, socketed, superior, normal or inferior quality items. You can also chose whether you want to see all charms, jewels, rings, and amulets.
• filterDeny.ini - These items are going to be hidden, you can explicitly add item codes to get rid ofstuff you don't want to see. The nightmare filter profile uses this to get rid of all normal items and the hell filter profile uses it to get rid of all normal and exceptional items.
• filterAllow.ini - Add exceptions to your filter, looking for a specific base item? Need a rare base for rerolling? This is where you can activate single item codes one by one.

Included Profiles

• new_char: shows almost everzthing except for inferior quality items, some cheap potions and ammo, great for new starts because the stuff that is usefull this early in the game will be hidden by other filter profiles
• nightmare: like the default, but also hides all normal items (unless they're exceptional)
• hell: like nightmare, but also removes all exceptional items. This removes quite a few useful items, so it's a very aggressive end-game option.