Chart Filtering Help

The Jurassic World Stats chart filtering tool is a unique tool that is easy to use once you understand how it works. Admittedly, it's more complex than filtering you may find on similar sites, but this is because it allows for a greater amount of customization.

Below you'll find a usage guide to help you better understand everything from basic filter functions all the way up to advanced complex chart filtering...

Basic Filter Operation

Clicking on a row highlights the entire row

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Use the blue buttons to highlight entire groups of creatures

Use the 'Keep Highlighted' button to remove all creatures except those that you have highlighted

Keep

Use the 'Hide Highlighted' button to remove all highlighted creatures from chart, all other creatures will remain visable

Hide

Use the 'Show All Rows' button to unhide all rows and reset all row filtering

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View A Single Creature

Step 1 - Find the creature in the chart and click on that row to highlight it

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Step 2 - Click on the green button that says "Keep Highlighted"

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Result - All creatures except the one you highlighted will be removed

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Comparing 2 Or More Creatures Side By Side

Step 1 - Find the 1st creature in the chart and click on its row to highlight it

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Step 2 - Repeat step 1 for any additional creatures you want to compare. There is no limit to how many creatures you can highlight

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Step 3 - Click on the green button that says "Keep Highlighted"

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Result - Only the creatures you highlighted will remain visable, allowing you to compare them side by side

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Filtering By Creature Class

Step 1 - Use the blue buttons to highlight an entire class of creatures. Because not all classes are visible on your screen, the buttons color will change to yellow as an indication that the creature class has been highlighted.

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If desired, you can select more than one class

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Step 2 - Click the green "Keep Highlighted" to keep only the selected classes of creatures and remove all other creatures

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- OR - Click the green "Hide Highlighted" button to remove only the selected classes of creatures and everything else will remain visable

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Filtering By Rarity Or Unlock Method

Filtering by rarity or unlock method is identical to filtering by creature class. Clicking the blue buttons will highlight the associated rows in the chart

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Then either hide the highlighted creatures or keep only the highlighted creatures and hide everything else by using the green buttons

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Combining Filters (Animated Example)

In this example, we'll filter the chart so that we see only super rare hybrid herbivores

First, we filter the chart so that only herbivores are shown

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Next, we filter the chart again to show only hybrids

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Lastly, we filter the chart by super rare

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Advanced Multi-filtering (Animated Example)

The following is a complex example that will demonstrate how the row filtering tool can be used to fully customize the chart to display only what you want to see. Each step includes an animation plus there is a full animation of all steps taken at the bottom...

The Scenario - The player in this example wants to compare stats between carnivore & pterosaur hybrids, both legendary & super rare. Then he/she further customizes the chart to remove assets he/she already has.

Step 1 - Filter out unwanted creature classes by highlighting and keeping carnivores and pterosaurs

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Step 2 - Highlight and keep all hybrids

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Step 3 - Remove rare and common creatures

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Step 4 - Remove assets already owned by manually selecting then hiding them

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RESULT - The player can now view only the super rare & legendary Pterosaurs & Carnivores that he/she wanted to compair. After filtering the chart, these creatures can now all be seen side by side.