Hey! Thank you so much. Logging in now to try it out!

Right click on an item and open the popup tooltip. Then drag the slider.

Like title says. At the bottom of each item there is a slider bar and for the love of me I can't figure out how to slide it up. Mine is on 10 days and I wanna max it out.

Thank you, I changed the slider.
I tried AGS but it wasn't working properly for me and eventually did UI problems so I uninstalled it.

The addon does keep 30 days by default, but you can make this number smaller in the settings. The slider is a global setting. If you change it once, it will change for all items. No need to change it over and over again.

If you want an addon to use your last listing price, I recommend AwesomeGuildStore. I don't have any intention of replicating the feature set provided by AGS.

Hi,

In the addon settings I set that the sales data should be kept for 30 days but despite of that it is always 10 days. I see there is a slider at the bottom of each item but if I set them manually that would mean hundreds of items to be opened one by one. Is there a working way to keep sales data and can it be more than 30 days?

Is it possible to implement automatic pricing? That the addon remembers for the last price I sold it and will fill the fields when I put an item to sale? Or using the average price?

Thanks for the feedback.

I'm currently in the midst of several different projects, but I am aiming to spend some more time incorporating requests and features into ATT around the new year. I'll also see what I can do about building a list of requested/in-progress features so folks know what's coming down the pike.

I am in agreement with him. Pricetooltip can display the prices from Att in inventory, but it cannot do it in is such a way that we can sort by total value or any other kind of value. Somehow when MM does it directly, it does so that you are then sorting by the MM based values for items. If ATT could do this, I too feel that maybe I could give up MM as well.

Hi,
Various people suggested I try ATT instead of MM. Nice. I like the interface, and it was certainly less of a hassle to set up than MM.

Sadly, one "must have" feature I'm missing (apart from the crafting cost and excluding outliers, mentioned below), is the "use sales value in inventory". I've found it SO useful to see what the real value is at a glance (and sort by that value), rather than have to mouse over every item.

As an aside, might I suggest having a quick list of features that have been requested (not what you're actually working on), so that people like me don't repeat what I'm sure has been asked for previously? I find searching forums to be hit-or-miss when it comes to trying to determine is a feature has already been requested.

Thanks for taking this on. Best of luck with it!

The statistics tab shows sales totals for guilds and their members.

Hey! Is there a way to see in the sales window the total amount of gold made by sales? Thank you!

It's on my list, Hoot, and I've got several good friends who haven't been able to convert from MM because ATT doesn't provide that feature, but it's quite the undertaking. I'll try to give the short of it as succinctly as I can:

Essentially, if you've got an item (the actual result of a recipe or set of plans), there's no way to go backwards to the plan with the APIs the game provides. You can go from plan to item, and get the ingredients from a particular plan, but the opposite is not possible. The other addons that provide that functionality keep a static set of relationships between items and their within their code, a set which has to be updated by the addon author.

There are additional complexities with this, but that's why I haven't attempted to add craft cost beyond what exists currently for (some) master writs.

Beyond that, I have some other projects I'm currently working on which are taking up quite a bit of my time now, but should hopefully give me a lot more free time in the future. (Basically, a bunch of addons and other software automating a lot of the things I do in-game on a daily basis, particularly around guild management.) Once that's done, I'll be able to spend more time adding QoL features to other addons I maintain, but that's my priority right now.

I don't have a timetable for when my other projects will be done, but I'm tentatively hoping sometime around the end of the year. I'll have some time off work around Christmas that I can dedicate to my projects and addons, and I'll do my best to get done what I reasonably can.

Is there any chance of adding craft cost to the addon? I stopped using MM awhile back for many obvious reasons but it is the only thing I miss so much. I actually just reinstalled MM for this one feature which I said I would never do

That's on my radar, jumi. It's not something ATT currently supports, though it's personally a big annoyance for me. I would like to add that functionality, but I need to be able to make sure it doesn't significantly impact performance in a negative way. Performance is the main feature of ATT, and there's a lot to consider when doing those sorts of calculations.

All of that to say: handling those sorts of outliers is one of the next couple of things I'm hoping to tackle. It probably won't be the first, but it's on my short list.

Do you have a capability in the addon to exclude outliers from the sales averages? or can you add it? it was the one nice feature of MM that i miss with ATT. just one sale of an item significantly higher than any others really messes up the average sale price. thanks