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Can i set a stashwide BO ?
I dont see how :(

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RagnarokX wrote:

Can i set a stashwide BO ?
I dont see how :(

Just set a global buyout in your template, eg: ~gb/o 1 chaos

Sorry, can you Elaborate ?
I open my template.txt and add ~gb/o 1 chaos after the stash # entry ?

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RagnarokX wrote:

Sorry, can you Elaborate ?
I open my template.txt and add ~gb/o 1 chaos after the stash # entry ?

In Procureent, go to Trading click the "Forum Template" tab, before all your regions add the global buyout with the amount you want, eg: ~gb/o 1, click save.

Then select your tabs and generate the forum code, it will now have "~gb/o 1" where you added it in the template, and the indexer will pick up that as your global buyout.

I dont get it.
I dont see how i can manually assign a Global Buyout to a certain Tab using the Template.

~gb/o 1 chaos

is logical, but its lacking the part where you actually assign this gb to the tab in question on the template.

For example, i have my tab 12 full with 1 Chaos stuff.
How can i tell the Forum template to generate GO 1 C whenever i check "Tab 12".
Im sorry, but your explanation does not make sense, its obviously lacking a second part.

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RagnarokX wrote:

I dont get it.
I dont see how i can manually assign a Global Buyout to a certain Tab using the Template.

~gb/o 1 chaos

is logical, but its lacking the part where you actually assign this gb to the tab in question on the template.

For example, i have my tab 12 full with 1 Chaos stuff.
How can i tell the Forum template to generate GO 1 C whenever i check "Tab 12".
Im sorry, but your explanation does not make sense, its obviously lacking a second part.

~gbo sets a default b/o value for your entire post. It isn't really what you are looking for.

Procurement doesn't currently support a way to directly set a value for all the items in a tab except by individually setting values for each and every item in the tab. Which also isn't what you are looking for.

What you can do, is to combine the capabilities of Procurement and poe.xyz.is b/o tags as follows:

In your template, put in something like this:

(spoiler="~1 choas")
{Stash:1 Chaos Items01}
(/spoiler)

*** Replace "(" and ")" in text above with "[" and "]". ***

Where "1 Chaos Items01" is the actual name of a tab in your stash. Last I knew, there was a problem if you had multipile tabs with the same name, so make sure each tab has a unique name or number.

The text on the spoiler tag tells poe.xyz.is that everything within the spoiler section is 1 chaos (unless individually tagged otherwise) and the Stash:xxx stuff tells Procurement to put the contents of the named tab in there.

Got it.

Hopefully Stickymaddness might implement a Tab-wide buyout.
Like right-click on the tab instead of the item and set the buyout.

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Gaean wrote:

~gbo sets a default b/o value for your entire post. It isn't really what you are looking for.

Thanks for providing a solution, my thinking was that if you set a global buyout it would be easier than listing all your tabs, although I guess you only have to do it once in the template.

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RagnarokX wrote:

Got it.

Hopefully Stickymaddness might implement a Tab-wide buyout.
Like right-click on the tab instead of the item and set the buyout.

I'll see what I can do for the next release!

Is there any template keyword for level 19/20 gems? I would like to change the whole default gems templates for just 2 main categories. quality gems, which is already there, and leveled gems but not sure if this 2nd one is supported


Awesome software btw :)

This feature is great, thanks for all the hard work.

I used it to put my gems for sale, 2 tabs filled with gems. But for some reason, it only lists less than half of the ones I have, a mixture of gems in both tabs. Any idea as to why?