Anyone else want to share such helpful visual filters?
Inspired by the following thread I want to ask, if anyone else want to share here such helpful visual filters?
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I'm a new user so I just found this out, but if you open "Documents" in Logos and select "Public" at the top of the window, there's a huge list of things to download from other users, including over 1,000 Visual Filters (select that tag on the left).
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I use two main types of VFs: one for 'dating' variances among the appartus, and the other to highlight struggling logic (high occurence of wiggle words). The latter is not intended as absolute … just a warning you're entering 'reasoning' territory. In the sample, as you read down, you know the author's headed for 'something'.
"If myth is ideology in narrative form, then scholarship is myth with footnotes." B. Lincolm 1999.
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I made a filter after John dyers y’all version Bible. Turns green any second personal plural. It’s in the public section under my name
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Inspired by the following thread I want to ask, if anyone else want to share here such helpful visual filters?
I'm going to share some of my stuff which is based on a color-coding system I developed nearly 30 years ago and which I use marking offline-texts. Now, I try to replicate this in Logos. The Dynamic Visual Filters allow me to open the Bible or a random Book which automatically shows the highlights in my preferred colors (mostly; it's a work-in-progress). This is a huge time-saver at the end! Feel free to explore and modify to your needs.
Basic idea: 6 colors.
yellow: time and space; orange: motifs; red: persons; green: title of books; blue: technical vocabulary; brown: events in Church History
Here is the Highlighter Palette (plus one bonus palette on motifs I'm toying with at the moment):
Here are the Dynamic Visual Filters:
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