Error on Loading

[nolvuscodes]

So Ive installed it exactly like the installation guide said, when loading it up on POE, I didnt see the filter except a filter called new filter.
So I used that and I got line 4906: Unable to parse parameter for BaseType rule: No base types found matching "Blood Magic Support"

[darvid]

you need to grab the filters from a nightly release such as this one and extract the filter files and the FilterSounds directory to your game directory.

also make sure to get the right zip file, prefixed with wraeblast-filters, not the source code.

[nolvuscodes]

Ok, I know what I did wrong, I put them in a Directory I keep all my unused filters in called OnlineFilters and instead of taking them all the way out of your directories and into the Path of Exile Directory.

[nolvuscodes]

However the sound volume is a tad bit low and I dont see any expedition drops at all using the web-exp-trade-d2-amp. Same as all or most of them, I got everything to work with exception of the sound is too low(Id have to turn even my entire system and game all the way up which is overly too loud just to hear the drops), and the loot filters arent showing any Expedition drops. Arent there any levels to the filters such as Strict, Normal, Uber, Endgame and such?

[nolvuscodes]

Ok I understand your filters now. Your testing it from an Uber filter. I read the docs 2 more times to see If I missed something. As a coder myself, I sometimes like to catch my mistakes. But thank you. This is a good filter. Hopefully youll be able to crunch these into just a few files in the future :) 👍🏾

[darvid]

• yeah I usually play with sound effects and dialogue completely off and loot filters and master volume set to max, and even with music on I haven't personally had too many issues hearing the TTS. the files are generated by an API and the volume is basically as high as it can go, which means post-processing is necessary to add gain. I actually already implemented that, it's just resource intensive with the amount of alert sounds generated, so it's not being used right now.
• Expedition artifacts shouldn't be hidden by any of the filters.
• there's no hard-coded strictness, the goals of this project are a little different from FilterBlade/NeverSink. but to a certain extent, you can draw similarities between quantiles and NeverSink's strictness levels. D2 (2nd decile) is pretty comparable to regular/semi-strict, and Q4 is pretty comparable to uber-strict.
• all the different files currently in the nightly releases are mainly due to providing permutations of color schemes and quantile ("strictness") - basically so people who aren't developers can try out the filters without having to install the project and all the dependencies. but yeah, definitely just a proof of concept for now.

thanks for your feedback!