Complete Filters Guide

Learn how to use filters in Rimi-Chan

You can use filter with list and favf command.

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By default, you will get the whole list as is, with everything included.

Using list command without any filters

View other players list with [-user/-u]

You can check others list with the -u filter. To do this, just add -u followed by a user mention or their ID. As simple as that, see below.

Using list command with -u filter

Filtering for favorited categories with [-fav/-favorite] and [-nofav/-nofavorite]

You can filter your list with your favorited emoji or not favorited emoji. Both filter support multiple emojis. Example below.

Using list command with fav filter

Using list command with nofav filter

Commonly Used Filters

-n/-name this filter is used to filter with character names. Example: .l -n Asuna -char/-character does the same, but it takes character IDs as arguments and support multiple. -char/-character also support use of -1 as value, and it will act as if of the the last character in your list.

-r/-rarity this filter lets you filter by rarity and it supports multiple rarity. Example: .l -r 4 5

-cos/-cos no this filter lets you filter your customized cards and non-customized cards. Example: .l -cos

-w/-wishlist this filter is used to filter with someone's wishlisted characters. Example: .l -u @Mimiko

-rmlock/-removelock this filter will lets you filter characters that you have previously locked from removal. To filter for the ones that are not locked, just use -rmlock no

-c/collection this filter is used to filter with characters from collections. It support multiple collection id and also let you ignore collections. Normally you will use .l -c a1 e0 this will allow you to filter with a1 e0 collection. But if you want to make it ignore some collections, all you have to do it to just wrap the id with () Example: .l -c (a1) e0 The above example will filter it so, the list contains characters only from e0, but if its in a1, then skip.

Using list command with c filter

-s/-series this filter lets you filter with partial matcing series name or its ID. Example: .l -s Mushoku

-ss/-subseries this filter lets you filter with partial matcing sub series name or its ID. Example: .l -ss Star Rail

-ms/-multiseries this filter does the same as above, but it lets you filter for multiple series with series IDs. To make it ignore certain series, add a - on the left of the ID. Eample: .l -ms -0 -4 5 7 -9

Filter Events and Banners

-e/-event this filter lets you filter characters that are from events. To filter with specific filter, just provide the event name after, for example: .l -e xmas To make it ignore event characters, just use no as argument, for example: .l -e no

-y/-year to filter with a specific event year, .l -y 2024 for example.

-b/-banner filters with standard and event limited banner characters. Example: .l -b or .l -b no

Order/Sort the list with [-o/-orderby]

You can order/sort by the follwoing methods. rarity/r quantity/q char/c series/s event/e banner/b wish/w like/l image/i name/n Example: .l -o r

When you sort by like or wish, charcter likes or wish count will be displayed. Similarly, when you sort by series, series name will be displayed above each section.

Filter to filter for customized cards

To filter and see the cards that was custmized, use -cos filter. To filter and see the cards that wasnt customized, use -cos no filter.

Filtering for source with [-src/-source]

-src/-source lets you filter by sources you have obtained each character froom. Each source have an ID starting from 0 and ends at 444. 0: Claim 1: Dailywish 3: Event Limited Wish Banner 5: Standard Wish Banner 7: Giveaway 11: Event Blessing Board 19: Blessing Board 444: Card Offering You will be able to to filter your list by a valid obtainable source. Example: .l -src 0 1

Filtering by wishcount or likecount with [-wc/wishcount] and [-lc/likecount]

Let's say x = 5 More Than: >x Less Than: <x Range: 3:5 (Range includes both endpoints) Example: .l -wc >10 -lc 5:15

Using list command with wc lc and o filters