I loved this feature in TSM 1.0 - if you had a Greater Planar Essence and needed Lesser Planar Essence, or Eternal Fire and you needed Crystallized Fire, when you came to the recipe needing those items, the "craft next" button would turn into a "Combine/Split" (I can't remember the exact terms, sorry) button. This saved having to hunt through my bags to convert mats manually and I would love to see this come back for 2.0

http://stormspire.net/tradeskillmaster-addon/15001-tsm_crafting-gathering.html

I have 2 crafting toons on one realm and 3 on another. This is a connected realm (Blackhand/Galakrond). TSM_Crafting - Gathering doesn't work x-realm but I sure wish it did. Currently I take the list and send mail to all toons to gather up those supplies. Very tedious.

Thanks!

Since the data is there but is hidden by Crafting, I suggest that a small window is added (like Gathering) that includes all unlearned recipes from that list.

Please bring it back, it was so much a QoL improvement! Thanks. :)

I like the new gathering options in TSM3, but it's tedious to have to change my settings every time I reopen the gathering window. Can there be an option to have it remember what we used last? Thank you.

Either add or modify existing options to affect crafting UI.

Currently the text size and colour options in the main TSM options do not affect the Crafting module. I'd like to be able to make the text of the recipe list larger, and change the colour of the number that indicates how many of the item I can craft.

Pretty much that - make it easier to see which crafting items we can craft to learn new appearances for transmog.

I've got several CD's selected to 'Smart Craft':
* Garrison Inscription hut's daily CD.
* Several Profession CD's.
* The quest items for tje Garrison's jewelecrafting hut.

When I open the crafting window, I can click these to auto craft them. I would like to macro these, just like the 'craft next' button.

http://imgur.com/a/qII2N

I understand that convert takes into account all the items, however I have no way of knowing exactly which item its taking into account. A line or item name next to the mat cost would be pretty huge.

Add a button for gathering needed materials for Smart Crafts

Please add an option to clear queue only for the current character or even for the current profession.

This would help to re-add crafts after changing material prices or crafting operation by using TSM Groups->Restock selected groups, but without deleting all the manually added items to the queue on alts.

I think alternative use by holding any modifier (shift/ctrl) on the [Clear Queue] button would do the trick.

Currently, the Crafting window has two columns - Name and a toggleable column that can be either Item Value, Profit, or Crafting Cost. Unfortunately, I frequently find myself toggling through the columns constantly to compare the different entries in the second column - and the problem's only exacerbated when things like the Draenor Engineering craftables don't *have* entries for anything but Item Value.

Being able to customize the columns in the options would very much help to solve these problems, and probably many others.

With multiple alts and lots of recipes the list gets quite long and readability suffers.
My suggestion would be to have the whole table be grouped by character with a "+" to expand the list for that char or a dropdown menu to chose the char and list only this char's cooldowns.
Also classcolors would help a lot.

I'd like to see in the TSM_Crafting window how many items I already have after the recipe name, like: {bags/AH/other}
I know that the crafting module already doing this, but I'm very used to the Crafting addon's list and can make faster decisions how many should I craft from a given recipe.

Currently in the TSM_Crafting module tab under /tsm there is a string search, a Profession filter. With the ever-increasing variety of items within each profession this filter is becoming inadequate when attempting to pull up crafting candidates. The addition of a Category filter specifically for the major divisions of crafts Blizzard has implemented would narrow the list down to more manageable size.