Add a filter for official CurseForge mods, a filter for non-CurseForge mods, and a filter to exclude gallery items.
I'll find adding a filter useful since I have a lot of non-CurseForge supported mods in my mods folder, which appears on the "My Mods" page, which makes it difficult to find the CurseForge mods you installed since it's buried with non-CurseForge mods.
I also found lots & sims I downloaded on the gallery on the "My Mods" page which is unnecessary since those aren't mods, and since those aren't mods, it clogs up a lot of space, which makes it hard to find mods you downloaded.
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- Dec 7 2022
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Jan 5, 2023
Admin response
Thank you for the suggestion! We're planning to add these features.
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Better filter
Merged It would be great if i could filter my moods by curseforge downloaded and manually downloaded0 Planned
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Differentiate mods downloaded from CF somehow, such as making the file name a different color?
Merged As someone who plays Sims 4 and has a LOT of mods, being able to tell which of my mods are downloaded from curse forge would be hugely helpful when trying to deal with a bug or make sure all my mods are updated. Maybe there could be an option in s...0 Planned
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The fact that this still isn't implemented is honestly kinda sad. It feels like this is a VERY basic feature of a mod manager, and the fact that it wasn't included at launch but the button for it was (with a "coming soon" tooltip) makes it feel like it just wasn't finished. Then again, I suppose that's par for the course with EA stuff, so maybe I should blame them instead of CF.
This is a great idea!