Here you can reset ignored recipes, components, set your pessimism factor, your fudge factor, and whether or not to dig subcomponents (downright required for engineering) Options are stored in the standard add-on interface option list. Names were just too long to display a list and all that pricing information Mouseing over an alternative pops up the item tool tip…. In both ban attempts a confirmation box will pop up, if you want it to take effect you have to click get data again. On the right side will pop up details showing components, and alternatives for that skillĬlicking a component will “ban” it, so if you don’t want to farm strangle kelp or its way too expensive, then click thatĬlicking an alternative or the item itself will ban that recipe (the current recipe is always the top one) Then type your point ranges (doesn’t affect gather time, just display length) and check if you only want to use known recipesĬlick the skill point of interest (ie 134) It WILL assume something not in cache is too expensive to makeįirst select your trade skill (I tried to have it default to your highest non 450 skill) I wrote the skillup version to assume you achieve no profit(beyond selling to merchant), lets face it, no one is going to buy your 40 rough bronze leggings even if they do somehow sell a few pieces for double what it costs to make.īefore you start, make sure you have at least one auction addon scan and most components/items made are known in the local cache. You have 10000 rugged hide, they go for 1000 gold a piece, there’s plenty of frost saber hides for sale, for 1 copper a piece… it doesn’t matter if you could already skill up as far as you wanted, you would technically make more money selling the rugged leather and buying the frost saber hides. Why not just use the common leather? Well let’s throw out a kind of garbage situation….
Tradeskillmaster wow cata mod#
This mod will occasionally recommend you make some obscure belt using a rare pelt or something instead of standard leather…the reason is auctioneer saw 2 of those pelts for very cheap and thousands of normal leather at a relatively high price. Even at 300 the skillup rate is approximated to be 62.5%, it would take 30% or less to make it more expensive to do the shield enchant, saving you a rather large portion of money. The dream dust however is only 90 silver a piece making it 9 gold a combine. On my server illusion dust is 3 gold 50 silver a piece, making this 28 gold a combine. My mod says make enchant shield superior stamina for 10 dream dust.
They say to make enchant cloak superior defense, using 8 illusion dusts. A great example of this is enchanting 291-300. Why not use guides such as that forum post in the main wow forums? Because it isn’t always up to date.
My primary purpose was to use up to date pricing information from auctioneer to tell you what the cheapest per skillup item you can make is. Notice, Tradeskill Info is available at (its working with version R: v2.2.10 in case you have issues) (As you can see I pretty much ripped out the entire ui, I’m horrible at ui programming) This also makes use of my skillup rate formula which I approximated after gathering some data, rate = (current skill-grey) / (yellow-grey) This makes use of auctioneer advanced and HEAVILY uses tradeskillinfo. About : I wrote this mod for 1 function it finds the cheapest recipe to skill up for a particular tradeskill at some skill point.
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