SteamEmoticonsFilter

A program that filters your emoticons in Steam

I have a lot of Steam emoticons that I make a gradient out of and put in a showcase in my profile like this:

Emoticons were passed through the algorithm

To do this, I use steam.tools to get a string of Hue-sorted emoticons (I can't say it's done in a cool way tho. So I think I will add a new hue-sorting method in future commits). But every time I get new ones/sell some, I have to do it all over again - removing the "terrible" emoticons from the string. I also have to remove duplicates manually.

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What the program can do:

• removes duplicates
• removes blacklist emoticons
• сhange the order of emoticons and distribute them to different number of showcases by changing this preferences

Setting preferences

You can change them in the beginning of the main() function.

invert_emoticons - Inverts the order of emoticons no matter how you sort them.

• 1 - keep unchanged
• -1 - invert emoticons

showcase_count - Number of desired showcases.

split_type - Different types of distribution of emoticons in the storefront

• 0 - Cuts the emoticons right under the character limit.

  It may not fill all desired showcases, as there might be not enough emoticons to completely cover all of them.

• 1 - Distributes the emoticons equally among all showcases.

character_limit - Limitation of the number of emoticons in one showcase. 8000 - default value.

Works only if split_type = 0

How to launch

A few steps:

• Make sure you have installed python 3.X (Better to download 3.10)
• Clone this project by command below or you can just download it as .zip:

git clone https://github.com/KroSheChKa/SteamEmoticonsFilter.git

Make sure you have downloaded git!

• Open cmd and paste this:

pip install numpy

• There are 2 files you need to modify in Text Files folder:

  • In Emoticons.txt paste string from steam.tools in one line (Here will be Steam guide in future)

  • In BlackList add emoticons that you don't want to see in result string (also paste in one line without spaces) like this:

    :example::example1::example2::ect_examples:
    

• The final step. Just double-click on the SEF.py and copy the result string in the Results.txt file :)

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Any suggestions? You found a flaw?

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