Originally Posted by Greevir

Is there any possibility to get AlphaGear support added in? I prefer it over Iakoni's.

Originally Posted by Deadmano

So the issue is this... Sunderflame's ring is part of a set ONLY available in MEDIUM armour.

If I have a rule set up, like:


I ALSO want rings that are part of a LIGHT armour set to be added. The issue is, if I don't specify armortype to light above, it will also add rings to sets. So for example, I will get a set called Sunderflame (Light) with only the ring in it, when the ring actually won't work on a complete light build, does that make sense?

Originally Posted by Deadmano

Thanks for your explanations, they're really useful! But it didn't quite answer my question;

It's try to simplify it: How can I add a ring to an autoset() rule that checks for armour quality "light" but ONLY if that set exists in "light" armour, as, as I said, some sets like "Sunderflame" which is "medium" only. So for example, the Sunderflame set ring should NOT be part of the "autoset() and cp() >= 160 and getquality() >= 4 and armortype("light")" rule. Does that make more sense?

I basically want to have the sets grouped by armour type (Light, Medium and Heavy) which can already be done, but when grouped, the appropriate rings added to the category as well. The "Sunderflame" ring, again as an example, can't be added to "light" as the complete set is only in "Medium".

I guess what I'm asking for (if it doesn't already exist) is an API to check if jewelry can be used in certain armour quality.

EDIT: Question, is there a way to hide items that are part of a category for specific UI views? Maybe an API we can add, so hide("bank", "deconstruction") etc? That way would really cut down on clutter.

Originally Posted by Bierdeife

Thank you!

I got another issue:
I just want to create categories for each of my gear but everytime I delete all the following categories, they are back after logging out and in again?!



Btw: Are you german? Would make it easier for me!

Originally Posted by Lakes

Throws up errors if used in conjunction with Inventory Grid View after CwC. Both are fine on their own.

Originally Posted by Deadmano

You're making dreams come true with every update... I've got another challenge for you...

Would it at all be possible to somehow list jewelry in the auto-categories IF they are part of a specific armour type? For example, the "Sunderflame" set is medium armour only, but I have a rule to group together light armour sets with:


How would I be able to still add jewelry (equiptype("ring", "neck")) but only if they are part of a set that exists in light armour? Not sure if at all possible, but would really neaten things up.

Right now I have to have "armour type sets" separately, and then a category for "set jewelry" which are auto-categorised with autoset().

EDIT: Hoping to get some advice from you to write neater rules. Is there any way to shorten the below rule, as I am duplicating some aspects:


Basically, I want any gear that can be researched, that isn't in a set and is not a Legendary item to be categorised, OR any gear, regardless of in a set or not, which isn't an Artifact or Legendary, to be categorised.

EDIT 2: Is there a way to differentiate between the only item that has a trait researchable vs. the duplicates that can be safely discarded? As right now the only thing stopping this item from being properly categorised as "Deconstruct" is the keepresearch() rule, which I'm afraid to remove from the overall rules lest my Deconstruct rule then wants to also deconstruct items that I have only one of a specific trait...

My Deconstruct rule, as it stands, and here is my Researchable rule.

EDIT 3: I definitely need some help writing more efficient rules, see the below:


I have 3 different rules to match for, to Deconstruct an item:

1) It must be a weapon or armor, less than or equal to CP 160, not a set item, and less than Legendary.
2) It must be a weapon or armor, less than or equal to CP 160, and less than Legendary.
3) It must be a weapon or armor, less than CP 160, and less than Legendary.

I know it is somewhat overkill, but when you have OCD, time is of the essence and you have no idea how much your add-on really saves me... I can just farm and farm and farm and it takes seconds to deal with the loot. I'm hoping to perhaps share my rules, in time, with others. Perhaps you can add it as a "preset" as it has a really good base to categorise pretty much everything.

EDIT 4: Am I wrong in assuming the following:

If we have a CP 160 item, not in a set, of Artifact quality, the moment it finds a match, it'll stop looking for the same research trait to put in the Researchable category? Or is that not how it works? Do I want to be matching the lowest level/quality first (reverse the rules) to be more effective?

Also, please let me know if you'd rather I send such things to your PM so as not to clutter your mod page, though, perhaps others can learn from this as well.