Filter special gear by rarity in storage and pipes.
46.7 of the 55 points that apply = 85 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Apothic Filter Compat makes Apotheosis affix gear easier to sort in storage and transport systems by copying its nested rarity value to a top-level NBT key that path-based filters can read. When an affixed item enters a player's inventory, the mod adds the configurable key, apothic_rarity by default, within about a second; filters can match rarity IDs such as common, rare, epic, mythic, or ancient. An optional tooltip displays the mirrored rarity value to help set up filters, and the sweep interval and tooltip display can be configured. It supports top-level NBT filtering in Pipez, Refined Storage, Applied Energistics 2, XNet, Mekanism logistical transporters, EnderIO conduits, and Functional Storage NBT lock; it does not support Sophisticated Backpacks or Sophisticated Storage filters that require full-NBT matching.
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