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Lowering it to "min(10g, 100% DBMinBuyout, 100% matprice, 100% tujgemedian)" Once you do this, open up your crafting profession again and click the "restock selected groups.
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The moral? When you're dealing with Crafting operations, as opposed to Auctioning operations, use realm specific Sources like "AucMinBuyout," "DBMinBuyout," "WoWUctionMarket," or "matPrice." I recommend the following price catch all pricing method for crafting: "min(100g, 120% DBMinBuyout, 120% matprice, 120% tujgemedian)" Feel free to adjust the numbers lowers or higher to your needs. I want to know how cheaply I can buy Earth for on my realm's AH. If I want to see if my Transmute: Eternal Earth to Air is profitable today, I don't care at all about global market prices. But, with professions, the whole goal is to click the restock button to queue up profitable crafts, and here is where TheUndermineJournalGE falls short. But, that's how powerful TradeSkillMaster is set it up once and you just swap in the operations.
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Update With the revamp of TheUndermineJournal, TUJ GE is currently down, for an alternative that works just as well, download the Tradeskill master app, and substitute the following source/tag "Wowuctionregionmedian" where you see the TUJ source"Īuctioning Items: Creating Groups and Operations for Inventory
Here's what you should do in ten easy steps: So, let's say you have some items in your bags that you consider Transmog worthy, and you want to put on the AH. Let's get into some guides for people new to TSM! I do recommend you follow my lead though. In other words, I use TUJGE because I feel much more comfortable taking aggregated minimum market price and trying to interpret demand based on 1000 sellers, than based on the 3 people on my realm, but that's just me. The only demand information we have is from supply though: sellers (when demand rears its head, a buyer removes that item from the AH, and that datum goes away). I am a fan of efficiency, and when you're trying to sell something, your post price is trying to mimic demand. With TUJ GE, it looks at every realm, every hour, and gives you various averages for data from the past two weeks for worldwide data this is much more reliable data when you're talking about supply and demand on non-realm specific or time-dependent goods - a majority of what you will be selling. It's fantastic, but unfortunately, it only relies on your AH's data, which can still be skewed (low seen count, one seller posting the same thing over and over for too much, etc). Alright, so, what do I mean by that? TSM scans your auction house (btw, you can download the TSM app here, so you don't have to scan the AH it manually) and builds a pretty awesome and reliable price average. There are caveats and rules to this but it's a good general rule to follow.
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Note: If you download Auctioneer, TSM_WoWUction, Auctionator, TheundermineJournalGE, or TheUndermineJournalRE, you will unlock additional sources not viewable when you first install TSM 2.0.įor starters, let me just say that, if you walk away from reading this post with anything, let it be this: use "tujgemedian" for a majority of your selling, rather than DBMarket. To see a list of all available sources that TSM can understand, type into chat "/TSM sources" and you should see a list of things that you can put a XXX% in front of. DBMarket and Crafting are called sources and let you determine what system you're going to use to set any given price. To set up a maximum price point in 1.X, you would type in either "50g" or "150% DBMarket" or "Max(20g, 100% Crafting)". While we're just going to be concerned with the Auctioning module in this post, operations are used for every module and are the foundation of 2.0. These are interchangeable sets of rules for the groups and subgroups that you set up (categories/groups have been replaced). One of the biggest additions to TSM 2.0 is Operations. Version 1 was amazing, but they just completely reworked and improved the program, flipping all of us on our heads. If no one has ever answered the question "what is TSM?" for you, well in a nutshell, it's a rather complicated program to setup that, once you do so, allows you to queue, craft, and auction everything potentially profitable with (ideally) one button click each.
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