If you don't want farm cards - just start bot as paused (there is a config option for that), or just switch to farming priority queue only (another config option). There is no sane reason to clear farming queue.

Postat inițial de Rudokhvist:

If you don't want farm cards - just start bot as paused (there is a config option for that), or just switch to farming priority queue only (another config option). There is no sane reason to clear farming queue.

There will always be times when these features come in handy, and that's why I made this post. For example, I once created a very long farm queue, but at some point, I no longer needed that queue. I only needed to farm a few specific app IDs. I hoped that while I was AFK, ASF would stop farming the rest of the queue after finishing with those 1–2 app IDs. Farming too many games makes my "Recent Activity" look cluttered, and my friends can't tell which games I'm actually playing.

The easiest way for me would be to clear the queue and only add the two app IDs. I'm not sure if there's another method, but thanks for your response. I think I might just have to set up a cloned bot to handle this kind of task.

Easiest way is to fqrm list that fq gives you, as Rudo said above, it's in the same format IIRC.

You can also always manually edit Bot.db, just pay attention so that the property ends up as [].

Postat inițial de Rudokhvist:

!fq should give you the list of appids in the queue, just copy it and paste to !fqrm command, should do it.

This method works well, thank you !

Postat inițial de Archi:

Easiest way is to fqrm list that fq gives you, as Rudo said above, it's in the same format IIRC.

You can also always manually edit Bot.db, just pay attention so that the property ends up as [].

The method of !fq is already convenient enough, and I prefer this approach. Thank you for your response as well 😊