It would be great if users were able to use custom soundfiles in addition to the predefined ones for alerts.

The easiest way to do this in my opinion would be to add 3-5 dummy soundfiles named ""custom1.mp3", "custom2.mp3", etc. to the Media folder that already contains the cashregister.mp3 soundfile and to allow users to select any of these soundfiles in the dropdown menus for alerts ingame.

A user could then simply replace one or multiple of those dummy soundfiles with their own custom soundfile(s) using the same filenames as the dummy soundfiles.

The only issue I can see with this approach would be that I think this would cause the addon to get marked as "Modified" in the twitch client, which could lead to some people not always keeping their addon up to date.

If that's an issue, maybe the soundfiles could be placed within the AppHelper addon, since that one gets modified by the TSM app anyways when its loads the pricing data into it.

A much nicer solution, which would be a lot more work to implement, would be if this was added to the tsm desktop app, so that people can import / manage their custom sounds from within the app.

This would also greatly reduce the risk of user-error.

Cheers,

BilisOnyxia

PS: Nothing beats having a soundfile of Mr. Burns (Simpsons) saying "Excellent!" play whenever a deal pops up in sniper :)

Or something along this. I believe tsm 2 could filter similar to that logic.

There is a lot of retired items now, and a lot of very rare variations, the fact that tsm put up a price on very rare items can only be detrimental in my opinion.

It leads general players to believe that an item is worth what the manipulator inputs, it creates a behaviour that encourages prices manipulation, uncertainties (because we don't have a view on the region counter, how can we know that item x has an accurate pricing ?
it must have enough data) in the end and over time inflated prices remains and it only benefit the greedy initiator of that. I can't think of a positive reason why it could be possible.

10 feels like a very good compromise to me. If an item is listed 10 times or more on a region it means it's extremely rare, but a price can still be calculated, because a price manipulator will likely not have 10 of that item.

Would it be possible to have something similar to the the disenchant search, but with obliterum specific items.

Let's say Obliterum has a MV of 1000g. Ancient Healing Potion gives 1.5 ash/ Item. Therefore I would need 66.67 Potions to craft 1 Obliterum. This results in a buyout price of roughly 15g for an ancient healing potion. Now cut 5 % AH taxes and I could buy all potions lower than 14.25g, obliterate them and sell 1 oblit to break even.

Is it possible to implement a button for a search like this? Maybe a tab in Options where you can edit some ash/ item value and add a personal fail safe for items that result in a wider total ash/ item value (alchemy stones do have something like 130- 170ash/ item)or something like that)

Sorry for bad formatting/ typos, since I'm writing this on my phone.

When using the gathering option, the order of the current sources is stable, which is great, however, the items inside each source continually change.

Specifically, this is a problem when doing auction house searches. If the items stayed in exactly the same order, I could quickly go down the list of items and check each of them in the AH. However, currently, after I purchase some items, the entire list of remaining items within the AH list changes.

So, instead I need to work off the left side of the gathering window (which is alphabetical), and slowly work down the list for all the say "Buy from AH" and then find it in the list of on the right hand side... a process that can take a little time, if there are lots of items to purchase at AH.

There is no option to disable backups.
I know how to backup my computer and all settings
I have no use for 3rd party applications to save my settings or anything else for that matter, to somebody else's computer or servers, for any reason.
I was disappointed I could not find that option to DISABLE backups.
I am very disappointed, that any information from my computer, that has been stored anywhere remotely by your software, has no option to purge that information from those remote locations.
I do not approve of having any information from my computer stored remotely.
I have backed up my own computers for over 30 years, do not need any 3rd party program to do that for me.
Option to PURGE all data stored offsite as well.

It would be great if there were new functions:

GroupAvg(), GroupMin() and GroupMax()

The idea of these functions would be that they take one argument (a price string) and apply that pricestring to any item in the same group as the item the function is called for and then calculate the average, minimum or maximum of that.

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Here is an example:

Current content raid gear comes in many different variations, many of which are more or less the same, but still treated as different items.

Take "Diadem of the Highborne" for example:

I'll list a few of the different versions (there are quite a few more) aswell as potential DBMinBuyout values:

Item: DBMinBuyout:
i915 titanforged raidfinder - 150000g
i915 titanforged raidfinder + speed - 140000g
i915 titanforged normal mode - 110000g
i915 heroic + indestructible - 400000g

Now, if I were to use "50% DBMinBuyout" as my maximum price for sniper, the i915 heroic + indestrictible version would show up as long as it gets listed below 200k gold, even though there is an i915 titanforged normal mode version (which is arguably the same item) available at only 110k gold. So buying the i915 heroic + indestructible would be a pretty bad idea.

If those three functions were available, I could simply create a group that contains all the different i915 versions of the "Diadem of the Highborne" and set the maximum auction price for this group to "GroupMin(50% DBMinBuyout)".

What this would do is it would apply "50% DBMinBuyout" to all the items in that group. So in my example this would result in this list of prices:

50% 150000g, 50% 140000g, 50% 110000g, 50% 400000g

=

75000g, 70000g, 55000g, 200000g

the GroupMin() function would then (just like the already existing min() function) return the lowest of these values.

So in this example this would return 55000g.

That way, any of these 4 items would only show up in my sniper results if the item gets listed below 55000g.

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But this is just one possible use of this. Giving us the ability to reference the prices of all the items that are in the same group would open up a ton of possibilities and give us much more control over things.

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A second suggestion on a similar note that could also do tsomething like this and more:

It would be great if there was an option you can enable for each group that would cause TSM to treat all items in the group as one and the same.

In regards of pricesources this could simply mean that TSM calculates the average value for all the items in the group.

But more importantly, this would enable us to also undercut the cheapest auction out of all the items that are in one group.

So, to get back to my previous example, if I were to buy one i915 "Diadem of the Highborne" that popped up in sniper below 55000g, I would now be able to run a post scan for it and TSM would post my auction at 109999g99s99c, undercutting the cheapest out of the i915 auctions up on the AH, even if I bought a slightly different i915 Diadem.

Cheers,

BilisOnyxia

First off all, i use the mobile app to buy items and sometimes resell them directly withouth it ever hitting my ingame mailbox (to collect it with TSM active). After the item that i directly relisted expires it ends in the mailbox withouth any pricing info (the price that i've bought it for).
For the sake of having a good overview of the price for an item i'd like to sugges the following:

Using TSM (in-game) -> Select an item in your inventory or bank -> get a field to adjuct prices (i.e. buy/sell price) -> apply it.

The use of this will be that you can buy and sell items offline (outside wow) withouth having to worry about messing up the Accounting. If this can be implemented you can keep a better overview of the items you've bought via the mobile app and directy relisted it. or claimed gold via the mobile app. This way you can sell items and claim gold withouth having to worry about messing up your own accounting

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If you have multiple characters, all of them with professions that have the recipe thats set up in your crafting operation shows instead of your main ones.

It would be nice if there was an option to disable crafting on certain characters (e.g. alts that are there just for dailies/tranmutes etc) to not show while you are "gathering" (see right side of the picture). I only have 4 main crafters but since I have engineering/alchemy on all others, it shows up as well. Not that big of a deal but a little inconvenient if you have dozens of chars with professions.