Hi everyone,
as a more casually playing guy who loves to hunt retroachievements and aim for mastering the complete set, I mostly revisit a game and look at the default sorted list of cheevos where I have to scroll through them completely in order to find out which cheevos I haven’t unlocked yet:
image 1: the default sorted list of cheevos
It would be lovely, if the cheevos in the list were sorted by the following:
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Locked Cheevos
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Unlocked Cheevos (Non-Hardcore / Softcore)
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Unlocked Cheevos (Hardcore)
That way I can identify the cheevos I haven’t yet unlocked extremly easily - they are put to the top.
Next up would be the Non-Hardcore unlocked cheevos, which I have yet to unlock in Hardcore mode.
And lastly, the unlocked cheevos in Hardcore mode.
If the first cheevo in the list is Hardcore unlocked, I immediately know that I mastered the set.
As it happens, I like to tinker in open source projects and I got an implementation for said sorted list of cheevos:
image 2: the list of cheevos sorted by unlock state
My question are:
Am I alone with that requirement or should RetroArch adopt cheevo list sorting?
I’m not the most avid C++ developer, so I know that my code would not match the standard within the RetroArch project. How could a PR be approached?
