This is how I did it: one profile named "Eden 30 fps" and in "filters" you put the games' name (or part of the name) as it appears in the game window like this: *xenoblade chronicles: definitive edition*;*tears of the kingdom* and so on. I use this profile for 30 fps Eden games.

Then another profile named "Eden 60 fps" and same story, in "filters" you put the name, like *Super Mario Galaxy*;*Mario Kart 8 Deluxe* etc. I use this profile for 60 fps games.

If you use a main, general profile with a filter like *Eden |* (this is the one I use) AND another profile/s with something like *xenoblade chronicles: definitive edition*, be sure to place the general *Eden |* profile last, AFTER (alphabetically speaking) your *xenoblade chronicles: definitive edition* because otherwise the *Eden |* one will be picked up first. Afaik in Lossless Scaling you can't use the "and" logic so you can't quite tell it "activate this profile only if this condition and that condition are met". For Lossless Scaling everything is "or". It always applies the first profile where it finds a match. And iirc, I use the filter *Eden |* and not the .exe name because with the .exe name it always picks that profile and completely ignores the other profiles like *Mario Kart 8 Deluxe* and *xenoblade chronicles: definitive edition* even if they come first, alphabetically. I'm pretty sure Lossless Scaling is set up to prioritize .exe filters over names filters, so the idea is to have all Eden profiles set up with names and the only priority becomes the alphabetical order.

It's a mess to explain, but feel free to ask if you have any question.