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gooaygar Nov 6, 2019 @ 3:09am
how can i remove a certain filter from a dynamic collection
so i got all my installed games on one collection i would like to make the vr games separated from the non vr games how can i filter vr and non vr installed games in two separate lists ?
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Originally posted by Darren:
Originally posted by Uncle_Abby:
Originally posted by Darren:
You can create a VR collection (or dynamic collection), then create a manual collection containing everything that isn't VR. Then you can use the play button (>) to filter your visible collections (on both the left hand and the right hand side) to installed games only.
i have a LOT of games so that is not feasable so i would like steam to ad an x to the filter option when making dynamic lists. that would be nice

Hmm maybe I wasn't clear.

If you have no other categories this is a 5 minute job regardless of game number.

- All games start in uncategorized.
- You create the VR collection all non-VR games are now in uncategorized.
- Select all the uncategorized games (click the top scroll down hold shift and click the last one)
- manually create a non-VR category (right click add to ... etc)

You now have what you need with any new games needing to be added to the non-VR manually (unfortunately).

If Valve adds exclusion dynamic collections it'd be easier to maintain long term but at least it gives you something for now
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gooaygar Nov 6, 2019 @ 3:10am 
oh yeah did i mention i've been trying to do this through steam.
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Darren Nov 6, 2019 @ 4:10am 
You can create a VR collection (or dynamic collection), then create a manual collection containing everything that isn't VR. Then you can use the play button (>) to filter your visible collections (on both the left hand and the right hand side) to installed games only.
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gooaygar Nov 6, 2019 @ 6:20am 
Originally posted by Darren:
You can create a VR collection (or dynamic collection), then create a manual collection containing everything that isn't VR. Then you can use the play button (>) to filter your visible collections (on both the left hand and the right hand side) to installed games only.
i have a LOT of games so that is not feasable so i would like steam to ad an x to the filter option when making dynamic lists. that would be nice
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Tuco Nov 6, 2019 @ 6:27am 
I don't think you can use a filer "by exclusion" currently, but yeah, it would be a nice addition.
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gooaygar Nov 6, 2019 @ 8:30am 
then how can i ask vavle to add that feature?
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Darren Nov 6, 2019 @ 2:53pm 
Originally posted by Uncle_Abby:
Originally posted by Darren:
You can create a VR collection (or dynamic collection), then create a manual collection containing everything that isn't VR. Then you can use the play button (>) to filter your visible collections (on both the left hand and the right hand side) to installed games only.
i have a LOT of games so that is not feasable so i would like steam to ad an x to the filter option when making dynamic lists. that would be nice

Hmm maybe I wasn't clear.

If you have no other categories this is a 5 minute job regardless of game number.

- All games start in uncategorized.
- You create the VR collection all non-VR games are now in uncategorized.
- Select all the uncategorized games (click the top scroll down hold shift and click the last one)
- manually create a non-VR category (right click add to ... etc)

You now have what you need with any new games needing to be added to the non-VR manually (unfortunately).

If Valve adds exclusion dynamic collections it'd be easier to maintain long term but at least it gives you something for now
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