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Where the "not" will go.
The programmers should know what I'm talking about. The ! operator in C/C++, you know?
As for the rest of you. If you check the "not" in the example image, it would change the selection to "not dedicated" and "not not passworded".
Example of a good usage:
Use "not" and then "Survival mode" and "realistic mode", and it will filter out all the survival mode games.
Another possible implementation:
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Probably will take a bit more work, but this one will obviously have 2 options, a "yes" and a "not" option. The not option forces it off, the yes option forces it on.
Final implementation:
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Check == yes, x == no, empty == ignore filter.
Where the "not" will go.
The programmers should know what I'm talking about. The ! operator in C/C++, you know?
As for the rest of you. If you check the "not" in the example image, it would change the selection to "not dedicated" and "not not passworded".
Example of a good usage:
Use "not" and then "Survival mode" and "realistic mode", and it will filter out all the survival mode games.
Another possible implementation:
[IMAGE]
Probably will take a bit more work, but this one will obviously have 2 options, a "yes" and a "not" option. The not option forces it off, the yes option forces it on.
Final implementation:
[IMAGE]
Check == yes, x == no, empty == ignore filter.