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The same thing can be done to show the item level {L99} as a suffix: '''ItemDisplay[cm3]: %NAME% {L%ILVL%}'''
The same thing can be done to show the item level {L99} as a suffix: '''ItemDisplay[cm3]: %NAME% {L%ILVL%}'''
== Hiding Items ==
When you want to hide an item, you simply leave the space behind the colon (:) empty.
So for example if you want to hide Antidote potions (yps) you would type: '''ItemDisplay[yps]:'''
This tells the game to display Antidote potions as nothing, which hides the item.


=== Logical Operators ===
=== Logical Operators ===
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Using ''Greater than >'', ''Less than <'' and ''Equal to ='' will help add conditions to rules.
Using ''Greater than >'', ''Less than <'' and ''Equal to ='' will help add conditions to rules.


You may want to hide gold stacks that are not worth your time by typing: '''ItemDisplay[GOLD<1000]:'''
You may want to hide gold stacks that are not worth your time (stacks below 1000g) by typing: '''ItemDisplay[GOLD<1000]:'''


If you want to show all body armors (EQ2) with 4 or 5 sockets then you would type: '''ItemDisplay[EQ2 (SOCK>3 AND SOCK<6)]: %NAME%'''
If you want to show all polearms (WP8) with 4 or 5 sockets then you would type: '''ItemDisplay[WP8 (SOCK>3 AND SOCK<6)]: %NAME%'''


This same rule can be written in a different way: '''ItemDisplay[EQ2 !SOCK=0 !SOCK=1 !SOCK=2 !SOCK=3 !SOCK=6]: %NAME%'''
This same rule can be written in a different way: '''ItemDisplay[WP8 !SOCK=0 !SOCK=1 !SOCK=2 !SOCK=3 !SOCK=6]: %NAME%'''


The first one says "Show me all body armors with more than 3 but less than 6 sockets" whereas the second says "Show me all body armors but not ones with 0, 1, 2 or 6 sockets".
The first one says "Show me all polearms with more than 3 but less than 6 sockets" whereas the second says "Show me all polearms but not ones with 0, 1, 2 or 6 sockets".


It is important to keep ''AND'' & ''OR'' within their own bracket set. For example: (SOCK>3 OR SOCK=1). This is not required for logic negation ('''!''')
It is important to keep ''AND'' & ''OR'' within their own bracket set. For example: (SOCK>3 OR SOCK=1). This is not required for logic negation ('''!''')