It would be great to be able to export the task list to excel format (.csv) Since you can only have an active task list for 1 character. It would be ideal to be able to restock, open your task list, export it and then move on to the next character with different professions, restock, etc. This way you can have a master gather list.

An additional perk of exporting would be that, sometimes I get lag while the task list updates while looting items. If I erase the task list because I have it external, then I can eliminate this issue as well.

For things like crafting bracers on multiple tailors for expulsom (to send to other crafters), 5000 is just not a lot of cloth to 'Keep'. I routinely process batches of 20,000+ on multiple tailors.

Can I at least make 4 mailing operations to the same target, each with a Restock to Max of 5000 for a total of 20,000? I don't think so. 5000 just seems like such an arbitrary number, OK for most crafts, but when buying 100,000 worth of cloth it's not enough for me.

Just a small request, hopefully it's as simple as finding the 5000 string in the code and changing it to 50,000 or 100,000 or something.

This button is insanely easy to press given how dangerous the action it performs is. I accidentally fat fingered it and it sold half of my inventory before I was able to stop it. I was able to use buyback to recover some of the items but that only allows you to buy back the ten last sold items, and the button sold a lot more than that. I've had to open a ticket with CS to try and recover the rest.

This button is useful for some situations like farming, but for the vast majority of other situations it is incredibly dangerous. There should be a confirmation at the very least and it should not be the most prominent and largest button on the vendor page.

On the discord, Gumdrops mentioned that it should only sell ten items at a time. If this is the case then the button is not working as intended, as it was able to sell a lot more than that for me.

When scanning the AH to buy items from the task list, I have to select the item I want to buy and then type in the quantity needed. This is an additional user action which I think could be avoided by defaulting the number in the box to be the same number in the task list.

Consider the two below screenshots A and B. In A I have 112 Mauve Stingers in my task list, when clicking on the Mauve Stinger to open the menu in B, it would be helpful if TSM defaulted this number to 112. Whilst a default to the number would be most helpful, I would also be okay with adding an extra button next to MAX that did the same.

This would trim out an awkward user interaction where I need to read the task list and then use the keyboard to type in the number needed.

Screenshots:
A) https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/244841469070802944/707318238102421655/unknown.png?width=962&height=921
B) https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/244841469070802944/707318974542774322/unknown.png

Edge Cases:
- If the number needed in the task list is greater than the number available to buy, I would just default the number to the max available. If going the button route, I would just grey out the button and the MAX button can be used instead.

Thanks

The current Gathering list functionality could be improved along the lines of old TSM versions. Right now, all it does, is giving you the option to scan all items on the gathering list. Everything else ie. choosing the right number to buy based on the list is done manually, which can be very difficult if the list is long or even exceeds the screen height.

Currently, the crafting and DE searches are not really useable, as their searches take potentially very long and make it impossible to discriminate between different items it's attempting to DE/craft for. The results shown don't figure at all on the task lists so it requires lots of knowledge and experience to decide if it's truly a worthwhile buy.

TSM gathering could be made more powerful e.g. by allowing a item-per-item search in addition to the scan all module in the task list. One used to be able to do this by shift-clicking each item in the gathering list in old TSM iterations. This is mostly with DE, destroy and crafting searches in mind. Extra features could include:
- allow for a shift-clickable task/gathering list, and the search recognises the correct search type (e.g. disenchant for enchanting mats, destroy for gems, etc.)
- gathering could take into account all crafts it can see (available toons) and their destroy/DE etc values.
- the value of crafts, DEs, destroys etc. should be customisable to take into account time invested. E.g I'd only want to craft an item, to then DE it, if the resulting mat cost is about <50% dbmarketvalue or so. Otherwise, I'd just buy it to save time and hassle.

Examples:
- I do a normal gathering search and there's none of an enchant mat, in this example, greater cosmic essence in the auction house. Then I'd like to easily do a search for: lesser cosmic essence, BoE greens, and mats for DEable crafts my tailoring, leatherworking and blacksmithing alts have the recipe for if profitable.
- a particular gem is too expensive, so I'd like to do a destroy search for ore.

Price settings custom price variables can get complex in TSM. In order to maintain them and more easily reason about their logic,
I currently have to save and edit them in an editor outside of TSM in order to apply my own formatting, and then copy/paste them in due to the TSM edit boxes in Operations and Custom Price Variables only allowing single lines.

Being able to edit them right from within TSM, complete with line breaks/spaces/etc would be fantastic. For me, this makes it easier to read and reason about what it's doing and, should I need to adjust it, exactly what impact it'll have.

As a concrete example of what I'm doing today:

Given the following string

max(175% max(crafting, avgbuy)/0.95, 150% first(min(dbmarket, 125% dbregionmarketavg), dbregionhistorical), 110% vendorsell/0.95)

I store this in a text file outside of TSM as:

max(

  175% max(crafting, avgbuy) / 0.95, 

  125% first(

    min(dbmarket, 150% dbregionmarketavg), 

    dbregionhistorical

  ), 

  110% vendorsell / 0.95 

)

I then Find+Replace spaces and line breaks and remove them. Finally, I paste it into TSM and save.

Hello team! Me & some friends would like to propose a new formula to implement in TSM4 for make awesome (min, norm, max) price settings in Auctioning Operations.

Now we have the value source “Numexpirations”. That source takes into account the expired auctions but don’t take into account the “Cancelled” auctions.

Then, when We want to create a Price Setting which will take into account AH taxes to have a broader vision for price decision making we can’t do it. We can only implement expiration ones.

Let we explain it. When we put to sell an Item on AH, it have more or less 15% taxes for 12H, 30% for 24 & 60% for 48h based on Vendorsell price. For us is a cost to take into account to make price settings that will help us make decisions when the market is competitive.

For example in Auctioning operations I could take into account all AH costs and have more safety 120%Crafting formula. Set Minimum Price: 120%Crafting+(15%VendorSell*Numfailed) & When Below Minimum: Don’t post Items

EG: We have a Weapon which crafting cost is 1000 & 200g VendorPrice whose MinBuyout in our realm is 1500. Then, if we put it a few times in AH at 1500 trying to sell it, with the following formula we don’t have trouble to realise if we are going to lose money in a few more failed auctions (Is a Cost if we don’t sell it). But only with “Numexpires” variable we can’t do it because we can be losing money without realize.

For example If I got Failed Since Last Sale Expires/Cancelled: 8(4/4) Then the formulas would apply different:

A) + 1 More expiration + 3 More Cancel FSLS: 12 (5/7) With (Cancelled + Expired taken into account)

1200 + (30*12) = 1560 -> 156% (120 Crafting Cost + 36% Taxes)  Don’t Post Items, profits too low = 140

B) 5 More Expires (+Infinite more Cancells ) FSLS: + (9/+) ( Only expired taken into account)

1200 + (30*9) = 1470 -> 147% (120 Crafting Cost + 27% Taxes)  Still posting Items with infinites Losses and growing up.

This would be one of the uses that we could give it. With this new variable we won’t have to worry too much about taxes and we will improve this greatest addon. Last but not least, we appreciate your time reading this. Time is money Friend!

Greetings TSM Team!

Hi,
I am relatively new to TSM. I've been digging for an option to make the tooltip for "Last Sold/Puchased" to also show price. Something like:

Last Sold xx days / xx gold
Last Purchased xx days / xx gold
-it is very different than sold (min/avg/max) that is already implemented.

Since that last sale/purchase have already been recorded, sounds easy to add price to it? Or may be there already is such option, and I cannot find it? -please give some short directions if this is the case.

Sorry if this is already been answered - at least I could not find a similar suggestion.