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Borderlands Collection Log v1.0

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@FrogMan650 FrogMan650 released this 02 Dec 02:13
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Using the app
Move the shortcut wherever you'd like for a convenient way to lauch the app.
Select or deselect filters in the left pane to filter the items you see accordingly.
Clicking the filter category labels will turn all of that categories filters on or if they're all on will turn them all off.
The search bar underneath the All/None buttons will filter items by name and sources.
Mark an item collected/not collected by clicking the X or check mark in the top left corner of an item card.
How many hunt points an item is worth can be seen in the top right corner of the item card.
Direct links to the borderlands wiki and lootlemon item pages can be seen near the middle of every item card.
Hover over an items sources to see a tooltip which shows where that source is located and the drop chance, if known.

Clicking the settings icon in the top right corner will replace the filter pane with the settings pane.
Various settings and setting category labels will have tooltips which will provide extra info for said setting.

Includes all known unique items for Borderlands 1, 2, TPS, 3, and 4 as of Dec 1, 2025.

Files
save.xml, settings.xml, and the items folder must be in the same directory as the executable.
items folder: contains all XML files which contain item data to be read into the app. There is no limitation to the number of XML files to be read in.
_items.xml files: XML files in the items folder which should be read into the app must be named in such a way that contains "_items" and is of the .xml file type.
items: New items can be defined in the same manner I have defined them in the provided files. There is no limit to the number of items.
save.xml: The file which keeps track of your collected items. This can be reset manually or with the button in the settings menu.
settings.xml: Saves the filters and settings you've selected.

HUGE THANK YOU to Lootlemon and the Borderlands Wiki!
These sources are largely responsible for the item data I used for this project.