Multiple SocketGroup filtering

I've just found there are no appropriate tools in Item filter to filter particular items (but I hope that I'm still wrong).

Let's say we have a bow:


This is 4 sockets bow with double group of 2-linked sockets.
I just have no clue how to filter such an items (with particially linked sockets) because SocketGroup condition is based on disjunction logics (condition1 OR condition2) and it has no option to work in conjuction (condition1 AND condition2).
Besides this it would be helpful to have such conditions as UnlinkedSockets to resolve similar cases.

As I said I could be mistaken in my conclusion but If somebody has an idea how to resolve such filters please point me at it.

P.S. The colors of sockets don't mean much, at least number and links of the sockets are significant.

Why would you want to see items like that?

For the crafting purposes.
I assume it's easier to use in craft items with particially linked sockets (than not linked at all) and with desireable number of sockets.
Besides this there are situations when I just don't have enough fusing orbs atm but need to link at least two or three skills together.

This is really only an issue in early leveling for a league starter when you don't have many orbs and don't have the Vorici recipes for sockets and links.

By the time your are mapping on your starter, or with any new characters from the beginning, you should be able to 3 or 4L any piece of gear you have, and you won't even think about it.

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poggerty_pogget wrote:

As I said I could be mistaken in my conclusion but If somebody has an idea how to resolve such filters please point me at it.

P.S. The colors of sockets don't mean much, at least number and links of the sockets are significant.

Hello there.
With the available conditions, it's pretty tricky, but partially possible.
For example, assuming what you're looking for is at least 2 separate groups with at least 2 linked sockets in each, i believe you can only catch 6 of the 8 possible combinations effectively.
Also, note that the order of the following blocks matters a lot, and they will most likely all have to be located at the end of your filter, or sections.

# SS SSS (no other sockets) or S SS SSS or SS SSSS :

Show|Hide # item catched here
SocketGroup 2
SocketGroup 3 4

# SS SS SS or SSS SSS :

Show|Hide
SocketGroup 1 4 5 6

Show|Hide # item catched here
Sockets 6

# SS SS (no other sockets) :

Show|Hide
SocketGroup 1 3 4 5 6

Show|Hide # item catched here
Sockets 4

# S SS SS (no other sockets) or S S SS SS :

probably not filterable without playing with socket colours to differentiate groups