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Choosing from gold, silver, or bronze effectively does this. It groups them by type and puts a check mark next to those you've earned.


Having said that, if this level of detail is desired, providing filters would accomplish what you want.

When bringing up the badge list, a list of filters could be shown:

[✓]Earned[x]Earned    [✓]Unearned[x]Unearned    [✓]Gold[x]Gold    [✓]Silver[x]Silver   [✓]Bronze[x]Bronze

You could then select and deselect individual filters as you wished.

Choosing from gold, silver, or bronze effectively does this. It groups them by type and puts a check mark next to those you've earned.


Having said that, if this level of detail is desired, providing filters would accomplish what you want.

When bringing up the badge list, a list of filters could be shown:

[✓]Earned    [✓]Unearned    [✓]Gold    [✓]Silver   [✓]Bronze

You could then select and deselect individual filters as you wished.

Choosing from gold, silver, or bronze effectively does this. It groups them by type and puts a check mark next to those you've earned.


Having said that, if this level of detail is desired, providing filters would accomplish what you want.

When bringing up the badge list, a list of filters could be shown:

[x]Earned    [x]Unearned    [x]Gold    [x]Silver   [x]Bronze

You could then select and deselect individual filters as you wished.

Source Link
Jason Bassford
  • 7.7k
  • 5
  • 22
  • 36

Choosing from gold, silver, or bronze effectively does this. It groups them by type and puts a check mark next to those you've earned.


Having said that, if this level of detail is desired, providing filters would accomplish what you want.

When bringing up the badge list, a list of filters could be shown:

[✓]Earned    [✓]Unearned    [✓]Gold    [✓]Silver   [✓]Bronze

You could then select and deselect individual filters as you wished.