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#Wow auctioneer beancounter trial#

Allows auctions to be color coded by price level.

Provides a percentage comparison with the Market Value Statistic of your choice.

Allows you to change column width by Right-Clicking in the column heading and dragging left or right to resize the column to your liking.

Ctrl+Shft+Alt+Left-Click = Queue all items that have the “Allow Batch Posting” checkbox selected (located at the top of the item information pane).Īn alternative to the standard auction browsing interface.

This allows a user to verify their settings and make adjustments if necessary. Does not actually queue any items to post but prints the exact pricing that will be used on the Auction House in an easily readable format in the “chat window”.

#Wow auctioneer beancounter trial#

Shift+Left-Click = Trial or List Posting.Alt+Left-Click = Refresh Pricing of all Batch Postable Items.Allows you to post multiple auctions with the single click of the Batch Post button.Allows you to change column width by Right-Clicking and dragging to the column width of your choice.Provides the ability to change to a “Simple” view a bit like the Auctioneer Classic posting interface.Provides a “Match Competition” setting which will automatically undercut your competition when posting auctions, within your parameters.Provides a scrollable list of all auctionable items in your bags allowing you to quickly post all of your goods.Displays competing listings, the age of the data, and allows you to sort these listings and refresh them easily.Allows you to specify the value price of your choice and remembers your selection.Note that Blizzard introduced a hardware event requirement to confirm each posting, but, with Appraiser’s Batch Posting, you reduce the total clicks from two per auction, to one. Allows queuing of auctions, so you can instruct it to list hundreds of auctions at a time.Remembers your preferences for bid/buyout prices, stack sizes, and number of listings to post per item.The Auctioneer Suite contains Auctioneer, all of its modules, BeanCounter, Enchantrix and Enchantrix Barker, and Informant to help provide a comprehensive view of item data, whether at the Auction House or out questing. This is especially true for many of the popular crafting AddOns, such as Little Sparky’s Workshop, GnomeWorks, and Skillet. Numerous other AddOns will also use the Auctioneer statistics you gather via scanning. As you will soon discover, it is much more than a simple “Auctioning AddOn”, the Auctioneer Suite also shows in-depth information for all game items, such as those used in quests or recipes, enchanting, milling, prospecting and more.

I will come back and edit if I find any more bugs that need to be hunted down.Auctioneer Suite provides you with the tools and data necessary to make those difficult auctioning decisions with ease.įrom purchasing to posting, the Auctioneer Suite provides time-tested tools to allow you more time to actually play your characters or play the market. There are a lot of other small bugs, for instance it have some trouble to match auctions based on how many items are auctioned, but for now this worked for me and my limited testing. Local maxProceeds = math.ceil(pendingAuction.buyout * (1 - nsignmentPercent)) + posit īasically you just tell it to round up instead of down (math.floor vs math.ceil). Local maxProceeds = math.floor(pendingAuction.buyout * (1 - nsignmentPercent)) + posit To get sales registered open "a" and change line 870 (in the version I have atleast) from: (I am guessing its Orgrimmar Auction House on horde side, but dont have a horde char to verify this with, its just whoever sends auction related mails to you).Īfter this is done BeanCounter will parse mails correctly. MailAllianceAuctionHouse = "Stormwind Auction House" MailAllianceAuctionHouse = "Alliance Auction House" Inside your BeanCounter folder open the file "a" and edit the string It really comes down to one changed localization string and a rounding error, here is what needs to be done for this to work: Hey, I spent some time debugging BeanCounter and got it working with mail parsing and sales registering.