Schematics folders

[ChangedRuby]

Schematic folders

I am a very old mindustry player, and it's very sick to have so many schematics, because it's a mess. So, my suggestion is a possibility to separate schematcs in folders with different locations and folder name/color. A search filter would be good with this.

Pls anuke

1. • [X] I have done a quick search in the list of suggestions to make sure this has not been suggested yet.
2. • [X] I have checked the Trello to make sure my suggestion isn't planned or implemented in a development version.
3. • [X] I am familiar with all the content already in the game or have glanced at the wiki to make sure my suggestion doesn't exist in the game yet.
4. • [X] I have read README.md to make sure my idea is not listed under the "A few things you shouldn't suggest" category.

[ChangedRuby]

O-o

[QmelZ]

I have done a quick search in the list of suggestions to make sure this has not been suggested yet.

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[GreyMario]

[X] I have done a quick search in the list of suggestions to make sure this has not been suggested yet.

No you ain't

[GreyMario]

Also, don't thumbs-up your own suggestion, Ironfist.

[itcannotbe]

I have done a quick search in the list of suggestions to make sure this has not been suggested yet.

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[ChangedRuby]

I looked at the list of suggestions

[ChangedRuby]

lol

[USMP-lancer]

it is true that schematics need more ability to organize

[Fipico2]

Just name them Category- Actual name and use the search bar

[USMP-lancer]

Just name them Category- Actual name and use the search bar

if your gonna do that why not just search for them directly

[Kyllingene]

The idea is that if you named something "Silicon-Medium Logic Controlled Smelter", you can just search "Silicon" and find it, even if you forgot the exact name. Visually, it also makes it easier to understand what category something is in.

[USMP-lancer]

what if your search that , it dont come up and you remember you named it rubber

[Kyllingene]

Well that's your fault for not following your own naming conventions. Folders would not save you there.

[USMP-lancer]

can you stop responding now?