#TRADESKILLMASTER AUCTIONING GUIDE HOW TO#
#TRADESKILLMASTER AUCTIONING GUIDE INSTALL#
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#TRADESKILLMASTER AUCTIONING GUIDE HOW TO#

What I am going to do next is show you how to add them to categories. Okay, so now we've got a couple of recipes added to groups. I've got category default set to 100% of Mats Cost, which defaults each group to the proper value.

No, I don't have each of my scrolls listed at the same threshold. Any of you who have experience with older versions of this type of addon, go put gauze in your ears. That means that unless I override certain scrolls' groups, they will all have the same default pricing. If, however, I created a category before I came into this window, I'd be able to place each scroll into its own group and automatically put each of these groups into the same category. If I added hundreds of enchant scrolls to their own groups, I'd go blind and mad trying to price each one.

A category is a list of groups that all have the same default options.

To add each of your checked items into their own group, use the All in Individual Groups option. Every single one of my enchant scrolls has its own group. Sometimes, you just can't group items like that, though. I also have a group for all glyphs made out of Ink of the Sea, which I am willing to undercut down 5g per re-list, and I post five at a time with a minimum price at three times the mats cost. For example, I have a group for all 'low rent' Cataclysm blue gems (anything made out of a yellow or green) that will all be posted in batches of four auctions with a heavy undercut and a very low minimium price.

A group is a list of items that are all priced the same way.

Let's make a quick segue and talk about them. There are some concepts in here you may not have yet: groups and categories.

Click on the purple scroll icon around your minimap to open TSM's config panel, then click on the trade skill you are going to be using. Let's go and choose the recipes we're willing to craft when they're profitable. Once you've installed the addon and all the modules, the first thing you want to do is set up some of the basics. Gathering This doesn't do much now except keep tabs on inventory on other characters and guild banks.It keeps track of all your searches and provides market prices for tooltips and other modules like Crafting. AuctionDB This is a module that's used by other parts of the addon.

Mailing This module lets you specify certain items to be automatically mailed to your alts (like sending all your enchant scrolls to an alt with enough bag space to handle it all).It does other cool stuff, but that's all I use it for. Shopping This module takes your mats list from the Crafting module and lets you buy for them automatically.It's the direct descendent of the Quick Auctions code, but a little more evolved and integrated. Auctioning This is module that lets you list your items on the auction house.Crafting This module allows you to create a queue of crafted items and automatically tells you what you'll need to make them.

#TRADESKILLMASTER AUCTIONING GUIDE DOWNLOAD#

You will need to download every one of the modules separately. All I've done so far is tease people, so I figure it's about time I wrote a TradeSkillMaster guide.įirst things first: The addon on its own does nothing.

#TRADESKILLMASTER AUCTIONING GUIDE INSTALL#

So you've decided to up your game and install an addon that lets you manage more types of auction house business in the same amount of time. The advanced guide assumes you've read this, and you might want to read the basic description of what the addon does.

Email Basil with your questions, comments, or hate mail!Įdit: This is the basic setup guide for TSM. Every week, WoW Insider brings you Gold Capped, in which Basil ' Euripides' Berntsen aims to show you how to make money on the auction house.

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