Now, these general settings are going to act as your default values for all items ingame unless you specify otherwise.
Now let’s just move on to what may be the single most important window in TSM 2. You can also add or subtract static amounts of gold, and multiply and divide, like Percentages can also be prefixed to skew values, like In addition, these can be manipulated further by prefixes like
avgsell (same as buy, difference being you selling them on ah.Very skewed on low quantities, very good on large ones) avgbuy (the average price you have paid for said item if you have been buying it on AH, will return nil if there is no history of you buying.vendorbuy (returns the value for buying from vendor).vendorsell (returns the value for selling to vendor).Crafting (returns the crafting cost of the item if you are able to craft it, as in sum of all the matPrice’s involved in the recipe).matPrice (returns the cost of the item in question as defined by YOU in the auction operations tab) – this is a call to return Default Material Cost Method OR the custom override you can do yourself in crafting-> materials.DBMinBuyout (returns the value of the cheapest item on the auction house during last scan, usually lower than DBMarket, can be scary when it is not).If you are a true goblin and/or geek, you should reath both links. explains in 3 parts how this code is optimized in-game to not slow you down. This comes from your windows application you installed earlier and contains TONS of raw data.) shows how this calculation is done. Relying on this alone can sometimes be scary. DBMarket (returns the market value of the item calculated from AuctionDB.TSM har some custom price settings built in A price source is a string that will produce a value for an item based on certain conditions. Keeping track of that value can be tricky, which is why we got price sources to help us with that. The market is the sum of all people, and the market decides the value. A musician may value his guitar at 3 kryptonite – but me, being no musician, would trade it in for a 2 kryptonite car in a heartbeat. Different people have different value-scales. In real life we say that the value of something is what another is willing to pay to aquire it. And people act on experiences and emotions, not arbitrary laws that does not exists. Remember that there are no mathematical laws in economics, since the marketplace is made up of people. What is the value of an item? That is up to you to define, allthough you got some pretty nifty tools to help you out.
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