Originally Posted by Phinix

@KermitTheFrog88 - I would like to second ApuoH's sentiments. First, that this is a really cool idea for an addon! But also secondly, that using the TTC min/max values rather than the recommended value should be an absolute last resort. Here is why.

TTC has its own internal calculations it uses to strip outliers (extreme low posts or joke/manipulative high posts), which is reflected in the returned RECOMMENDED price. However, this is NOT reflected in the min/max values returned, which usually are FAR from the actual average price and reflect only these extreme outliers, which are usually less than 5% of total posts. This is why I feel the min/max value returns should be omitted from TTC tooltips completely, or better explained so people don't use them.

However, for items that do not contain a threshold of posts in TTC's database, the addon will not calculate an internal recommended price and only returns min/max/average. In these cases using TTC's average rather than averaging the min/max manually will always be better, which is sounds like you are doing.

So, the order of operations should be:

• Use TTC's recommended value.
• Use TTC's average value if no recommended value is given.
• Manually average min/max as a fallback.

Again really cool idea for an addon! I am going to try it out now with things as they are just out of curiosity to see how much my years of craft bag stockpile are potentially worth.

Originally Posted by ApuoH

Hello. First of all I want to thank you for your mod. Very interesting idea! But there is one nuance due to which the calculation is not correct.
It would be nice if you added a display of the average of the RECOMMENDED price as done in the Price Tooltip mod, rather than the average of the minimum and maximum prices. I'll give you an example. I have almost nothing in my inventory, but your mod gives a value of about 300k. The reason is simple. For example, I have "Melon" in my inventory. Its minimum price is 1 gold, and the maximum is 10,000,000. The average TTC value is 217.22 per 1 piece. But we all understand that this is an inadequate price tag and no one will buy for so much. While the recommended price of the TTC is 6-8 and its average value is 7 gold. In this regard, the calculation of the value is not correct.
I hope you heed the advice. Thanks anyway)

Originally Posted by sinnereso

I would second this.. inventory insight has all the date for everything everywhere and would be a solid goto dependency, or manually adding your own code for all houses and even guild trader listings would be golden and perfection. There another old addon called wealth evaluator that does all this but requires MM for pricing data which sux. It even has telvar,AP,writ vouchers values based on manual pricing entry in settings which is neat.

Your addon would be soo amazing if it had all that.. Best addon eva!!

Originally Posted by ApoAlaia

Hey, nice addon, thanks!

Any chance you'd consider adding the options to factor in:

- Motifs known.
- Event collectibles known.
- Furniture and Provisioning recipes known.

The prices of some of those (many furniture recipes, quite a few motifs, undaunted masks and some event styles, PvP styles like 'Knights of the Circle') are worth a small fortune each.

Originally Posted by remosito

Howdie,

just saw your addon :-)

Have you seen Inventory Insight Addon?

It already tracks pretty much everything including all char backpacks, worn items and houses.... and their savedvars are accessible...so you could just use those...

just a friendly hint if you wouldn't mind not having to code all that yourself....

cheers