(WIP Suggestion) Sort options for contents (Local & Discovery)

[valkyrieglasc]

what would you like

Sort options:

• Key Shortcut: Ctrl + S

This will open up a panel (list)

(There's no need to add all of these above. I recommend Client side, server side)
If you're planning on add alot then there should also a search option for it too.

Each of these tags can be toggle as (include / exclude)

This sort panel will have 2 page to switch:
Sort as & Tags

Sort as will let user sort content's status: recent downloaded (exclusive for local), Most downloads, Least Downloads, Update Available, etc. (This one should be adjust for local and discovery)

While Tags will have tags of genres of contents: Adventure, Cursed, Decoration, Economy, etc. (This will change based on which content type (Mods, Resource packs, Shaders & Datapacks) user are on at the moment. (for this you can use Modrinth as inspo)

This feature or key shortcut can only available when user is focus on Content box

alternatives or workarounds

No response

additional context

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[valkyrieglasc]

I know there's already a thread opened before, so this one a more detailed version of it

[Ash-Tree-Something]

I think I'll add this here instead of making a new Suggestion because the suggestion seems similar.

It would be useful to have an option to sort or filter mods by the Minecraft versions they're available for. For instance, Click Through + is a 26.2 mod, so discovering it is easy because I'm using Minecraft 26.2. However, one of Click Through +'s (albeit optional) dependencies is still listed as being for 26.1.x. This version still works on 26.2; the author just hasn't updated their Modrinth page to indicate that it does.

TL;DR It would be convenient to have the option to view and download mods for previous versions of Minecraft, even when using the current version.

Also, I absolutely love this project ❤️

[objz]

I will look into it. Thanks for your suggestion :). I am on vacation rn, as soon as I am back home, I will take a deeper look into this

[objz]

I think I'll add this here instead of making a new Suggestion because the suggestion seems similar.

It would be useful to have an option to sort or filter mods by the Minecraft versions they're available for. For instance, Click Through + is a 26.2 mod, so discovering it is easy because I'm using Minecraft 26.2. However, one of Click Through +'s (albeit optional) dependencies is still listed as being for 26.1.x. This version still works on 26.2; the author just hasn't updated their Modrinth page to indicate that it does.

TL;DR It would be convenient to have the option to view and download mods for previous versions of Minecraft, even when using the current version.

Also, I absolutely love this project ❤️

@Ash-Tree-Something @valkyrieglasc
What do you guys think would be the best way to add this?

• add it as a global setting in the settings popup
• add a keybind to quickly toggle the version filter
• add it to the filters that I am already planning to implement
• add it as an extra option somewhere in the discovery page

I think all of these could work, just not sure which one would be the most convenient
maybe you even have a better idea :)

[valkyrieglasc]

I think I'll add this here instead of making a new Suggestion because the suggestion seems similar.
It would be useful to have an option to sort or filter mods by the Minecraft versions they're available for. For instance, Click Through + is a 26.2 mod, so discovering it is easy because I'm using Minecraft 26.2. However, one of Click Through +'s (albeit optional) dependencies is still listed as being for 26.1.x. This version still works on 26.2; the author just hasn't updated their Modrinth page to indicate that it does.
TL;DR It would be convenient to have the option to view and download mods for previous versions of Minecraft, even when using the current version.
Also, I absolutely love this project ❤️

@Ash-Tree-Something @valkyrieglasc What do you guys think would be the best way to add this?

* add it as a global setting in the settings popup

* add a keybind to quickly toggle the version filter

* add it to the filters that I am already planning to implement

* add it as an extra option somewhere in the discovery page

I think all of these could work, just not sure which one would be the most convenient maybe you even have a better idea :)

this all WILL work, but the best I can think of is add it to the discovery and local (some people install ALOT of modpacks)!

As for now I really want to see the current demo to see if it's work great or need to be change or not. So further feedback will be made after u update rmcl test branch ;3

[Ash-Tree-Something]

I'd recommend adding it to the filters you are already planning to implement because that is where the option is in most GUI programs. So there would be an amount of familiarity and logic to finding the option :)

So something like, pressing 'f' while in 'Mods' or 'Resource Packs' would pull up the filter options.
The filter options are something like Categories, Environment and MC Versions, selected by scrolling up and down with 'j' and 'k' and expending the selected category with 'Enter'. Again selecting the options you want with 'j' and 'k' and 'Enter' to check the options you want, and then updating the search with 'u' or by scrolling to the bottom and selecting 'Update Search' with 'Enter'.
The selected options of search could be displayed on the left side of the '/' in the top right corner where users search so the user doesn't forget they are searching with filtered options.

That's what I imagine would work well, but of course better ideas happen all the time and I'm excited to see what works out in the end :)

[objz]

Thank you both for your ideas, I lyk when I have a alpha available