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7-21-2011 @ 6:11PM
niko said...
TekJunkSeller for autoselling greys at any vendor, prolly one of my faves. No config, it just works. I prefer the option to click on what method to repair, so this one has every option I need.
JPack for autosorting my bags when i feel like typing "/jp" Works with it's own button in Combuctor, but as I now use Bagnon exclusively, JPack handles my cleanup operation with no fuss.
VendorBait for auto-highlighting the best quest reward that will inevitably be vendored. Gotta get as much from that stuff as you can; VendorBait ensures you don't have to even mouseover each one to do the math yourself.
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7-22-2011 @ 2:19PM
Suggybear said...
Nothing @ Niko exactly, but I saw a couple posts about this on my way down. For selling all greays with one click I just use the following macro. Other usefull dumb macros like this can be found out on the "interweb"
/run local c,i,n,v=0;for b=0,4 do for s=1,GetContainerNumSlots(b)do i={GetContainerItemInfo(b,s)}n=i[7]if n and string.find(n,"9d9d9d")then v={GetItemInfo(n)}q=i[2]c=c+v[11]*q;UseContainerItem(b,s)print(n,q)end;end;end;print(GetCoinText(c))
7-25-2011 @ 3:19AM
brain314 said...
I use a gray sell macro. However, there's one thing to be careful of. Running many sell macro just "uses" the item. If you have a vendor window up, then "using" the gray item sells it. But if not, then using an item like a gray sword will equip it without you realizing it. Even worst, you may wind up selling your primary equipment thinking it's a loot. So in my macro, I put in a vendor check such as:
if GetMerchantNumItems()>0 then... end
It checks the number of items the vendor has for sale if you have a vendor window up, which will typically be at least one. Otherwise, a zero means no vendor window is up, and the macro is halted. It's not perfect, but it does the job 99.9% of the time. The other 0.1% of the time, you'll run across a vendor that has NO items for sale, and you'll wonder what's going on.