In TSM4, this is found in the "Accounting" tab. Also, as discussed in Crafting above, it's unclear how to change the formula for determining matPrice. It's just not explained well in the knowledge db. The first approach (matPrice is the price of each component, rather than a sum) makes more sense, for the reasons above. If matPrice is the sum of the components, it's also unclear where the component prices come from. As discussed above, "crafting" is derived from "matPrice." The knowledge db says that matPrice is "the sum of the material prices (matPrice) of each individual item used to craft the recipe." It's unclear from this whether matPrice is a per-component price (leaving "crafting" as the sum of all matPrice) or the sum of all of the per-component prices (at which point, "crafting" seems entirely redundant, because it's the exact same thing). I'm not entirely clear why this would be necessary, as the finished product can just pull its value from its group's operations. It sounds like the value of the finished product. Problem is, "Default Craft Value Method" doesn't sound right either. I would want to say that "Default Material Cost Method" impacts matPrice, except that it references "crafting," which is derived FROM matPrice. TSM4's "Crafting" options include two fields for the default price config: "Default Material Cost Method" (default string: min(dbmarket, crafting, vendorbuy, convert(dbmarket))) and "Default Craft Value Method" (default string: first(dbminbuyout, dbmarket)) It is unclear which of these impacts matPrice and what the other does. You can apparently control how matPrice is calculated. Crafting is apparently the sum of the material prices (matPrice, discussed below). I was hoping for clarification on these.Ĭrafting. Some of the sources in TSM 4 (these are mostly common to TSM 3) are very unclear.
That way people who prefer the video format can watch and/or listen, and the people who prefer text can simply read it. This includes what the video covers, how it's accomplished, and the expected results. When submitting video guides give a brief text-based overview of the video.This is not a forum to call out specific players.
Blur out names of players, where appropriate, to keep them anonymous.Questions such as 'What is this worth?', 'Did I make a mistake?', 'What do I do with XYZ?', 'Should I buy/sell this?', or 'Will XYZ go up/down in price?' can be posted in the current /r/woweconomy Simple Questions watercooler sticky. Anything that can be answered by reading the recent discussions on the subreddit, has a yes/no response or can be looked up on sites in the community resources should not be posted in a thread of its own.Cheats, hacks, and exploits are not welcome in this subreddit.Discussions on these topics, or links to communities that discuss these topics, will be removed. This is not a place to sell/trade/buy gold, accounts, in-game items/services or advertise private servers.Join the official WoW Economy & TSM Discord server: Rules and Guidelines
Discussion should focus on the theory and practice of making gold in World of Warcraft. A place to discuss the economy in World of Warcraft.
0 kommentar(er)
