ADD SORT BY NEWEST / OLDEST TO OUTFIT BROWSER
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Ciaran Astral
That's literally it. Let us filter our saved outfits so we can see the most recent ones first. Or the oldest ones. Currently, they just go in alphabetical order and new ones get lost in the 230,982.4 other saved outfits and old ones are just gone forever as soon as you forget what you called them. Let us put the new ones at the top, or rediscover old fav's by putting the oldest ones there!
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Sasy Scarborough
I use ! to things I want to go to the top and ~ for things that I want to go to the bottom.... I agree with this being a great idea it would be very helpful.
Blueridge Azalee
great idea, I stopped saving mine cause I could never find them. and it adds to my inventory count.
Christi Maeterlinck
Yes, useful. I signal major changes (e.g. a fresh avatar shape & skin saved nude onto which I will build new clothes) by placing an asterisk in front of its name. The next major change gets two asterisks; and so on. This results in outfits ordered by body shape recency. But I've only made 5 major changes to the base avatar in 20 years, and only have a few hundred outfits, so, yes! The more I think about it the more I like Ciaran's idea.
PS Who else has saved their original avatar shape & skin?! OMG and the hair in those days!
Nescolet Resident
Add also Random sort option
Dutch Galaxy
Might even be a good idea to allow keywords to be assigned to outfits (at creation), and then filter by that keyword
Tamraen Dryke
This is great! Also recently I can't search by item inside the outfit anymore. Not sure why. So now it's basically impossible to search or sort the outfits, any additional help would be great. I'm adding a "z" to push old/seasonal/rarely used outfits to the bottom. Categories, key/hashtags, or sub folders in the outfits gallery would also be nice
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Hello, and thank you for your feature request regarding adding a sort by newest/oldest option to the outfit browser. This is a great idea and we understand how it can be frustrating to lose track of your outfits among so many saved ones. Another resident brought up a similar suggestion in the past, and we are merging your comments to get to it faster. We have no estimate when it may be implemented, but please keep an eye on future updates. We appreciate your input and hope you continue to share your ideas to help improve Second Life. Thank you!