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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!--
This file contains a list of filters that can be used to hide servers from the server list.
You can add filters by right-clicking a server in the server list and selecting "Hide server" or by reporting the server and choosing "Report and hide server".
The filters are saved in this file, which you can edit manually if you want to.
The available filter types are:
- NameEquals: The server name must equal the specified value. Homoglyphs are also checked.
- NameContains: The server name must contain the specified value.
- MessageEquals: The server description must equal the specified value. Homoglyphs are also checked.
- MessageContains: The server description must contain the specified value.
- PlayerCountLarger: The player count must be larger than the specified value.
- PlayerCountExact: The player count must match the specified value exactly.
- MaxPlayersLarger: The max player count must be larger than the specified value.
- MaxPlayersExact: The max player count must match the specified value exactly.
- GameModeEquals: The game mode identifier must match the specified value exactly.
- PlayStyleEquals: The play style must match the specified value exactly.
- Endpoint: The server endpoint, which is a Steam ID or an IP address, must match the specified value exactly. Steam ID is in the format of STEAM_X:Y:Z.
- LanguageEquals: The server language must match the specified value exactly.
The filter values are case-insensitive and adding multiple conditions on one filter will require all of them to be met.
Homoglyph comparison is used for NameEquals and MessageEquals filters, which means that it checks whether the words look the same, meaning you can't abuse identical-looking but different symbols to work around the filter. For example "lmaobox" and "lmаobox" (with a cyrillic a) are considered equal.
Examples:
<Filters>
<Filter namecontains="discord.gg" />
<Filter messagecontains="discord.gg" />
<Filter nameequals="get good get lmaobox" maxplayersexact="999" />
</Filters>
These will hide all servers that have a discord.gg link in their name or description and servers with the name "get good get lmaobox" that have 999 max players.
-->
<Filters />