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What is Auctioneer ?
Auctioneer is an addon that allows you to view information about an item that may be useful in helping you determine what it's worth.
Straight out of the box, Auctioneer knows much about many items in the game, and will tell you many things about the item when you move your mouse over the item in the game.
Right at the start, the information that is provided (via the Informant addon) to the user is:
- Linen Cloth
- Buy 3 (0.55 each) 1s65c
- Sell 3 (0.13 each) 39c
- Stacks in lots of 20
- Class: Trade Goods
- Used for: Smithing, First Aid,Engineering, Tailoring
- Quest items in 4 quests
So what does this tell the user ?
- It tells the user that they are looking at the item "Linen Cloth"
- The buy price (that you can buy this item from vendors for) for three of these items is 1 silver and 65 coppers. (which is 55 coppers each)
- The sell price (that you can sell this item back to the vendors for) for three of these items is 39 coppers. (which is 13 coppers each)
- This item can be stacked together up to a maximum stack size of 20 items
- Blacksmithing , First aid , Tailoring and Engineering professions all use this item in their trades.
- It is a quest-item in 4 quests.
Note: Items that you may not actually be able to buy from vendors still have a value in the game. This value determines things like deposit price and starting price at the auction house and repair costs for durability damage.
What is this scanning about?
Once a user moves to the auction house and beyond just buying and selling from/to vendors, the whole game changes. No longer is the user dealing with the static prices of the vendor to support their character's income. We are now dealing with the fluid and hectic nature of a dog-eat-dog market economy.
In such an economy, which is in a constant state of flux, it can be difficult to select the correct pricing points for your item at the auction house. Sometimes the prices and value of your items can be wildly different to the vendor price due to many factors, the value of items that can be made from your item, the use of a particular item in a quest, the suitability of a particular weapon or armor to specific classes, and the disenchantability of an item to enchanters.
Primarily, the driving factor of the price fluctuations, as in the real world is supply versus demand. When supply is high, but demand is low, competition drives the prices down, and conversely then supply is low, but demand is high, the market is driven into a sellers market.
What can Auctioneer do to help me ?
Auctioneer can help you alleviate this lack of market knowledge over time by watching the market evolve. When you go to the auction house for the first time after installing auctioneer, you will see a new button marked "Scan" at the bottom of the Auction window's browse pane. Clicking on this button will put the Auction window into an automatic scanning process which will look at the current market snapshot and record statistical data about the prices and quantities of items at the auction house.
Once the market analysis has completed, you will notice additional information about the items in the tooltips when you mouse over them:
- Linen Cloth
- Seen 4062 times at auction total
- Averages for 3 items:
- Starting bid (1.63 ea) 4s89c
- Bids (10% 0.52 ea) 1s56c
- Buyout (92%, 3.40 ea) 10s20c
- Buyout median 7s35c
- Last 35, median BO (ea) 2s50c
- Scanned 20, median BO (ea) 2s45c
- Suggested price for your 3 stack: 3.40 min / 4.26 BO
- Undercutting by 5%
- Buy 3 (0.55 each) 1s65c
- Sell 3 (0.13 each) 39c
- Stacks in lots of 20
- Class: Trade Goods
- Used for: Smithing, First Aid, Engineering, Tailoring
- Quest items in 4 quests
OK, what is this new data telling the user?
The new data is displaying the market statistics from all auction scans. It is telling the user that:
- The item linen cloth has been seen 4062 times in total due to scans of the auction house.
- The average values for the current stack of three items is:
- An average starting bid for 3 items of 4 silver and 89 coppers (1 silver and 63 coppers for one item)
- An average bid rate of 10% (that is 10% of the 4062 items had bids) and an average bid of 1 silver and 56 coppers (52 coppers for one item)
- An average buyout value of 10 silver and 20 coppers (3 silver and 40 coppers for one) was set on 92% of the 4062 auctions (Not all auctions need to have a buyout set, that is why the percentage is only 92%)
- The most accurate median buyout (for 3 items) is 7 silver and 35 coppers
- For the last 35 of these items seen, the per item median buyout was 2 silver and 50 coppers
- The most recent scan of the auction house saw 20 of these items, and the per item median buyout was 2 silver and 45 coppers
- Auctioneer suggests that the minimum bid for the 3 stack is set to 3 silver and 40 coppers and that the buyout price is set to 4 silver and 26 coppers
- Auctioneer has determined the previous values by undercutting the market with 5% (for explanation see below)
OK, but what do these numbers actually mean?
Understanding of what the numbers are telling you can be the most difficult part of understanding this addon.
Let me tell you what this data tells me.
- The sample size is high. 4062 items, which means that we have a lot of information about the item.
- The auction house has some nibblers who are taking bids on the lower priced items in the auction house. 10% of the items have bids, however they are not coming close to the average starting bid (even lower than halfway toward it). This indicates that there are people looking for bargains on this item (likely to try and buy and resell it at a better price)
- The buyout rate being at 92% indicates that people are fairly confident that they know the value of this item.
- The Average buyout being about 2 silver 85 copper higher than the average median (around 40% of the median) indicates a varying price for these item, but still fair. When the difference between the average and the median is high, this indicates a market that is unstable, unsure of it's pricing point.
- The last median (historical median) shows the median value of up to the last 35 items, whereas the scanned median (snapshot median) shows the median buyout of only those items currently for sale on the auction house. The difference between these two values indicate a temporary market shift. The historical data being higher than the snapshot data means that the market is in a low for this item (buyers market) and conversely the snapshot being higher than the historical indicates the market booming for this item (sellers market)
- The other points are explained already in the previous section.
Selecting the prices to sell for:
If Auctioneer has enough data, when you try to put an auction up for sale, it will attempt to provide you with intelligent pricing points based upon the market data it has accumulated through scanning.
When you drag your item from your inventory window into the Create Auction item slot, Auctioneer will set a minimum price, a buyout price and display relevant data about it's decision making process underneath in the market analysis pane, as well as telling you how it arrived at it's prices.
An example auction 1
Based upon the Auction-tab description: (for more information see Interface Usage)
- [ 3 ] Linen Cloth
- Starting price
- 3s 40c
- Buyout price (optional)
- 4s 26c
- Auction duration
- [ ] 12 [ ] 24 [x] 48 hour
- Deposit: 12c
- 35 historical 7s 50c
- 20 last scan 7s 35c
- Snapshot low 4s 50c
- Market price 7s 35c
- Original bid 1s
- Undercutting by 5%
An example auction 2
Based upon the Post Auction-tab description: (for more information see Interface Usage)
- [ 3 ] Linen Cloth
- Undercutting by 5%
- Starting price
- 3s 40c
- Buyout price
- 4s 26c
- Auction duration
- [ ] 12 [ ] 24 [x] 48 hour
- Deposit: 12c
What's all this mean then?
OK, well the starting and buyout prices, duration and the deposit are all self explanatory. The rest of the data means this:
(Explanation based upon auction example 1):
- This item has been seen 35 times historically (that is in the last 35 times) with a median of 7 silver and 50 coppers
- This item has been seen 20 times the last scan (snapshot) with a median of 7 silver and 35 coppers
- The lowest price for this item in the last scan was 4 silver and 50 coppers
- The calculated market price for this item is 7 silver and 35 coppers
- The original starting bid, suggested by blizzard for this item is 1 silver
- The pricing algorithm decided that the current lowest bid (4s50c) could be undercut by 5% and still not deviate too far from the market price.
What are the available pricing models?
The pricing algorithm may select one of:
- Marking up vendor by 300%: This item has not been seen at auction. We are estimating that it will be worth 3 times more than what you could sell it to the vendor for.
- Undercutting by x%: This item has competition on the market, but it's not so bad that we'd be cutting our throats by matching them.
- No competition: This item is not on the market, you have a monopoly on this item at this point in time.
- Competition above market: The prices for this item are no threat to you as they are all over prices (you could afford to bump your prices up a little too, if you felt like it)
- Cannot match lowest price: The lowest price is too far below the market value. Selling at this point in time is not recommended. Either bide your time until this item is gone, risk it and put your item up any way at a higher price, manually reduce your price to match it, or buy out the cheap items, and relist them and your items for proper market value.
- Using my current price: You have the most competitive price on the market, so we are repeating the post at your current price.
- No data for HSP: No data exists to work out what the highest sellable price for this item is.
Conclusion
We surely hope this helps people to understand Auctioneer a bit better. More advanced topics such as playing the market to make bulk GOLD will be covered in future documentation, which can be found here Auctioneer.
Please goto "AuctioneerAddOn.Com" to view the current changelog.
Numerous changes, nearly 100 commits since the previous version including fixes and functionality enhancements.
If you noticed the "magnifying glass icon" at the top of the Browse Frame- that is for SearchUI- left click to start/stop LiveSearch right click to access the full SearchUI, including all of the settings.
For more see http://wiki.norganna.org/SearchUI
NOTE: The defaults for the Easy Buyout and Bid modules have been changed to "OFF". If you desire the functionality, you will need to re-enable the functions in the Configuration.
Revision: 3262
Fixes BCNT-185 updates DB to version 2.02.
Runs a full Database Validate to fix any issues before the postedDatabase cleaner functions become active.
Added a message to state when a Validate has finished, when the Config "Validate" button is used.
Revision: 3261
Fixes BCNT-184 Adds Enhtooltip to the libs beancounter uses. This helps provide tooltip reason codes for SearchUI.
Revision: 3260
ADV-274: Fixes possible rounding/cropping problem with early data collection
Revision: 3259
SDEV-7: Fixes age-old "id" pollution
No more will configs created from Stddev's template cause pollution!
Revision: 3258
ADV-273 Fixes pollution in r3257
Revision: 3257
Author: RockSlice
(ADV-273) Adds new stat: Histogram
Revision: 3256
Added capability for GetMarketValue to indicate what is going wrong by reporting to nLog when it gives up calculating a value. (ADV-272)
Revision: 3255
(ASER-53) type that created a global var has been corrected
Revision: 3254
(ASER-53) Adds snatch to searchui, currently uses and requires a BTM snatch list looking at possible alternatives.
Revision: 3253
Fixes BCNT-181 Move search functions out of the frame code and into its own lua file
Revision: 3252
Adds AAMU-87 Automagic will make use of SearchUI reason codes for vendor, disenchant, and prospect if available.
Revision: 3251
Fixes ADV-271 Auc-Advanced\CoreAPI.lua line 599:attempt to call global 'print' (a nil value)
Corrects bad print command that had no lib.Print reference.
Revision: 3250
Added configuration for GetMarketValue's error tolerance. This is used for the integral approximations used when summing the item PDFs. (ADV-270)
Revision: 3249
APPR-160: Correct spelling mistake that led to pollution in 3248
Revision: 3248
APPR-160: Rearranges Appraiser GUI to be cleaner and hopefully more intuitive. All pricing information is together. "Classic" View renamed to "Simple View" but no other changes. "Advanced" View labelled as "Full View".
Revision: 3247
Fixes BCNT-179 Fixes a possible attempt to index local 'sender' error when checking the AH mail.
Turns off some un-needed debug code
Revision: 3246
Fixes ADV-268: Print redirection requires a reload or relog to allow newly created windows. Also fixes bug where deleted windows would appear as targets for redirection.
Revision: 3245
[ETT-24] EnhTooltip now works in the following additional windows:
-SendMail
- TrainerService
- LootRollI
- Buyback
[ETT-23] First cut of implementation of per-frame show/hide options for EnhTooltip.
Revision: 3244
Adds tooltip to the SearchUI mag glass on Browse frame (ASER-54)
Revision: 3243
Completes BCNT-178 Posted Databases now clean old entries and empty tables.
Revision: 3242
[ETT-22] Small fix with the previous commit
Revision: 3241
[ETT-22] Added an option to hide Auctioneer Enhanced tooltip and an option to display it on "Alt" key when hidden.
EnhTooltip now understand chat command /ett to configure the new options. Type /ett help for the list.
When Aucadvanced in present EnhTooltip tab is added under Core Options in the Configator.
Revision: 3240
Continues BCNT-32 Tweak recolor code to better respond to AH mails.
Revision: 3239
Fixes BCNT-177 Tweaked Matcher-BeanCount table lookups to reduce time to get results. Average 50% improvement. See ticket for testing details.
Revision: 3238
Begins work on ADV-266 Adds some more sanity-checking before sending the bid request off.
Revision: 3237
Starts BCNT-175 Adds the option to Auc-Matcher-BeanCounter that allows it to filter stack sizes. So only sales/failures for the current stack size are calculated in the matchers price change. This is experimental off by default.
Revision: 3236
Expands the "General" search tremendously (ASER-17)
Adds search by: type/subtype, tleft, min/max bid/buy, seller
Please note: you'll probably want an uptodate Configator for the expanded config frame
Revision: 3235
Fixes BCNT-173 Removed the need for a seller name when a bid/buy is placed in order for a reason code to be recorded.
The completedbids/buys matcher will no longer use the unreliable seller name field.
Revision: 3234
Fixes issue with realtime refreshing while a CoreBuy popup was up. (ASER-51)
Revision: 3233
fixes error when ignoring (ASER-50)
Revision: 3232
Fixes BCNT-172 Upgrades DB to 2.01 to remove wealth entries and upgrade integrity checks to handle SearchUI reason codes.
- Backup your beancounter saved var file first***
Revision: 3231
Fixes cosmetic issue with Search Button caused by Configator r88 (ASER-49)
Revision: 3230
Adds "only for bids" option to TimeLeft Filter (ASER-42)
Revision: 3229
Adds Debug info in tooltip (ASER-43)
Tooltip debug is off by default, and is only for auctions
Revision: 3228
SIMP-6: Fix logic problem when seenCount=0. Used to cause assert in coreAPI.
Revision: 3227
Adds protection to the scandata during the commit function, to prevent corruption (ADV-263)
Revision: 3226
Fixes BTMS-142 Adds beancounter to the toc optional dependences so the "Reason" code stubby hooks will function.
Revision: 3225
Adds props to Corebuy (ADV-262)
Revision: 3224
SIMP-6 remove misc print command
Revision: 3223
SIMP-6: Working on Stat-simple, trying to make it more accurate. Adds a "safe" price option in the, uh, options which recommends a price based on a mix of the daily, 3 day, 7 day and 14 day averages instead of just using the most recent. Also updates the PDF function to similar behaviour.
Revision: 3222
Adds BCNT-171 Fixes debug print command
Revision: 3221
Fixes BTMS-141
fixes global pollution CallBackString
Revision: 3220
Adds BCNT-171 New API BeanCounter.API.getBidReason(itemLink, quantity)
Pass a itemlink and stack count.
Returns : "Reason, time of purchase, what you payed" or nil
Revision: 3219
adds BTMS-141 When purchasing with BTM, send the reason data to beancounter. This allows BeanCounter to provide the Tooltip reason code using the same system in place for SearchUI.
Revision: 3218
Continues BCNT-166 BEanCounter now hooks the Enhtooltip function to position its tooltip data at the end. Changed format and added a bit of color to make tooltip more readable.
Revision: 3217
Adds AMOV-2 The Auction Frame can now be saved across sessions, see options. The Frame is also now prevented from being moved off of a players screen.
Updated module registration to use current standard.
Revision: 3216
Disables bid/buy buttons in Appraiser when selected auction is one of your own (APPR-129)
Revision: 3215
Fixes issue with buying no-owner auctions once AH has owner (ADV-261)
Revision: 3214
Continues BCNT-166 BeanCounter will now add SearchUI Reason Codes to the Tooltip. Rough code only, this is not the final format/color scheme
Increases Time till Data is compacted from 31 days to 40 days. To extend Tooltip data availability.
Revision: 3213
adds debugPrint to the end of GetModuleLocals() function returns (ADV-259)
individual modules obviously still need to change their GetModuleLocals() call before trying to use debugPrint
Revision: 3212
Fixes tooltips to accurately describe how Undercut works (UCUT-12)
Revision: 3211
Fixes NIL in pct column when bids are found (ASER-41)
Revision: 3210
Appropriate message will now be output when trying to bid on an auction that you're already the highest bidder on (ADV-257)
Revision: 3209
fixes "Pause after manual search" not resetting after every search (ASER-40)
Revision: 3208
Reshuffling of functions to reduce duplication of similar code (ASER-39)
Revision: 3207
Starts BCNT-166 This is very rough Alpha code.
BeanCounter will now record the reason messages items are bought for provided via the AucAdv SearchUI. The wealth column has been replaced with a reason.
See ticket for more info
Revision: 3206
Adds SVN Props. (ASER-38)
Revision: 3205
Improvements to buttons. Hides "Search" button when not needed (ASER-37)
Also changes button layout below scrollsheet, and adds "Clear" button
Revision: 3204
fixes stack issue with ignoreprice (ASER-36)
Revision: 3203
Adds Filters to SearchUI (Including Ignore capabilities) (ASER-35)
Revision: 3202
Adjusted GetMarketValue() to always round to the nearest copper. (ADV-254)
Revision: 3201
Moves progressbar to a higher level (ASER-25)
Also added a cancel button, which wasn't possible before
Revision: 3200
Fixes problem with doing math on a nil var (ASER-34)
Revision: 3199
Starts ADV-131 Adds a frame to the top right of the auction frame. Progress bars for Getall and regular scan commits will be displayed there.
The frame only appears if a progress bar needs to be displayed, will move with the auction frame. But will still show progress bars if the auction frame is closed.
Revision: 3198
fixes pollution on previous commit (ASER-30)
Revision: 3197
Ports BottomScan functionality over to SearchUI (ASER-30)
New functionality is called "Realtime"
Please note the "Ignore" and "Not Now" buttons aren't functional (yet)
Revision: 3196
Fixes BTMS-140 Changes the Snatch UI window for bags columns to be wide enough to read. Add column resizing to scroll frames.
Revision: 3195
Fixes APPR-166 Appraiser will now pass an itemlink to beancounter's search API, instead of an itemID:itemSig. This solve teh issue of beancounters search displaying a string of numbers and no results on "of The" items.
Revision: 3194
Fixes "Protect-Window not fully functional anymore" (CLAS-54). Fixed the protection of the AuctionFrame in Auctioneer Classic, and added code to make Classic defer to AucAdvanced for this functionality if AucAdvanced is present.
Revision: 3193
Adds "pagefinished" processor event (ADV-253) This is required for the realtime searchUI
Revision: 3192
Accomplishes module-izing of the Window Protection functionality (ADV-251). The new module Auc-Util-ProtectWindow is now the home of this functionality, and all code has been removed from CoreSettings.lua and CoreUtil.lua. Also, the code has been cleaned up and simplified in preparation for porting it back to Auctioneer Classic.
Revision: 3191
Adds check for AucAdv before checking an AucAdv variable (CLAS-81)
Revision: 3190
AucClassic will no longer interfere with bidding on auctions via the SearchUI (CLAS-81)
Revision: 3189
fixes lack of output on failed bids/buyouts (ADV-249)
Revision: 3188
Fixes an issue with ADV-247 where server key was not being taken into account during caching.
Revision: 3187
Added GetSigFromLink/GetLinkFromSig standard APIs (moved from Appraiser module). (Implements ADV-248). Also converted GetMarketValue to now use item signatures instead of links, which should improve cache performance (Fixes ADV-247).
Revision: 3186
Continues BCNT-169 Removes debug gsub when cached searches are returned.
Revision: 3185
fixes some problems with comparing nils to numbers (APPR-164)
Revision: 3184
Adds possible fix to APPR-153: loss of Number setting
Revision: 3183
Fixes ASAL-13 - Uses new exact search in BeanCounter to get more precise information for "of the" items. Also removes some debug code.
Revision: 3182
Starts BCNT-169 Improves API search to better honor the exact flag on "of the items". If the API search routine is passed a valid itemLink or itemString beancounter will attempt to filter and return only the matches for that item. So item:20964:0:0:0:0:0:1027:0 Will now only return results for Aquamarine Signet of the Whale (+7 spi +7 sta) flavor.
This is currently only useful for external API searches atm.
Revision: 3181
PURC-7 Fixed pollution and missing variable in previous commit.
Revision: 3180
Implements PURC-7: Gives Stat-Purchased a PDF so it can affect Market Price. Based on Stat-Simple to start with.
Revision: 3179
ASAL-6 Fixes pollution with last commit.
Revision: 3178
First pass at moving Sales to use prices based on StdDev.
Also includes PDF so it works with Market Price now.
ASAL-6
Revision: 3177
Fixed an issue where Stat-Simple was not taking the possibility of a zero standard deviation into account when calculating the PDF ranges. Also adjusted the formula used to estimate standard deviation when no deviation occurs. (SIMP-6)
Revision: 3176
Fixes ASAL-3 : Adds pointer to Beancounter which is where you really need to remove the information from to clear an item.
Revision: 3175
AskPrice overhaul. Addresses ASKP-19 by drastically reducing messages sent out during a query request and completely eliminating login/logout messages. Also, AskPrice now uses Mikk's ChatThrottleLib library, which means that it will play nice with other AddOns that use the AddOn channel. ASKP-18 is also addressed by not processing events when AskPrice is disabled, although the OnUpdate handler will still run to clear out any queries still in the queue from when AskPrice was still enabled. Additionally ASKP-9 has been implemented, which means that there is now an option to tell AskPrice to expect either of the two SmartWords instead of requiring both to be present before triggering a query. The implementation for ASKP-8 has been postponed until a future date, for now just avoid setting SmartWords which are present in AskPrice's output messages.
Revision: 3174
fixes newBid = nil bug on line 263 (APPR-163)
Revision: 3173
Fixes bug with Appraiser.GetPrice(), where bid wouldn't min to vendor when set to (APPR-162) This should fix the problem with displayed price not matching post price
Revision: 3172
(AUIS-5) corrects a flaw in original fix that I didn't notice... We now have vendor properly usable against the function its used in.
Revision: 3171
(AUIS-5) global pollution by AUIS-5 fix resolved
Revision: 3170
(AUIS-5) GetSellValue is now checked before used
Revision: 3169
fixes AUEB-6 Changes the defaults to Off.Adds a small bit of code that resets the current on state to off for users of the current preview build.
If you use easybuyout feature please re-enable from the options
Revision: 3168
Added capability of coroutine errors being reported to the error handler (with appropriate stack) so that they can be debugged more easily (ADV-244).
Revision: 3167
(fixes ENX-41) add support for enchantrix to parse reagents from spell links in addition to enchant links and provide prices
Revision: 3166
fix small layout issue with previous commit (APPR-161)
Revision: 3165
Fixes error where GetPrice() was only using 24h deposits (APPR-161)
Revision: 3164
AUEB-5 Fixed issue with an unnecessary assertion causing a random error
Error reported here http://forums.norganna.org/discussion/7318/error-on-mouseover/#Item_0
Installing Auctioneer
A step by step guide to installing/upgrading Auctioneer
This guide will graphically show you how to install or upgrade your Auctioneer version to the latest version on Windows.
A similar process can be applied to OSX or Linux installations, however the paths and tools you will use will be different.
Backing up
Upgrading only - See Backup
Download
Go to The Auctioneer download page to download the latest stable release of Auctioneer, and save it to your disk.
Find your AddOns
Browse to your AddOns folder which is at World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns on your hard disk.
Your AddOns folder
Delete old folders
Once you have found your AddOns folder, select and delete the following folders. We will be re-extracting them from the newly downloaded zip file from step 1.
Open the zip file
Find the file you downloaded in step 1 and double-click the icon in Explorer to open the file in your favourite archive extraction application. If you don't have one, you can get a free one called 7-Zip from the 7-Zip download page which will handle most of your file extraction needs and more. The following instructions assume you are using it. If you have a different one, the procedure will be mostly similar.
The Auctioneer zip file in your downloads folder
Select the files
When the zip file browser opens, select all the files in the file view by using the mouse or going to the application's Edit menu and choose Select All. Note: You may not wish to extract all the files, however if you do decide to leave some files out, you must at minimum install Stubby and EnhTooltip, as they are required library functions that all the other AddOns in the Auctioneer Pack use.
Select all the folders in the zip file
Select copy
Click the copy button on the toolbar to begin the installation process. A dialog will pop up, asking you where to put the selected folders to when the contents are extracted.
Click the copy button
Browse to destination
Press the ... button at the right side of the dialog box, and a folder browser will appear, select the World of Warcraft\Interface\AddOns folder and click OK
Browse for your AddOns folder
Select OK
Now you will be returned to the Copy dialog, but with the correct path in the text input field. Select OK to complete the process and begin copying the files to your World of Warcraft's AddOns folder.
Click OK
Wait for a bit
A dialog will briefly pop up to chart the extraction process's progress, and once finished will disappear. Simply close the 7-Zip application, as we are now finished with it.
Extraction process
All done
You have now completed the installation of your new Auctioneer AddOns. Yay!
Note: When you use AddOn Libraries that install themself and clean the AddOn folder (like Cosmos does) it is wise to install Auctioneer (and it's sister AddOns) to another folder first (e.g. the root of the drive) and then copy the files manually to the AddOns folder. Most of the time the installer of the AddOn Library will not delete AddOns that are not in the library, but in this way you have at least a backup on your drive in case it (by accident) is deleted.
If you need help configuring World of Warcraft to enable your AddOn, please see the Enabling Auctioneer in WoW section.
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NeVeRLiFt saidI had to uncheck some stuff from these new versions, other wise Auctioneer was scanning the auction house nonstop when I was just looking at stuff and it would cause my game to pause, also these newer versions of Auctioneer seem to have introduced a serious freeze/pause after a scan of the auction house.
The feeze/pause last 5-20sec sometimes and always happens when the scanning bar is at the halfway point.
This is on winXP Pro sp2 all latest updates.
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I'm not talking about the usual pause you get when the auction house scane finishes... and the stuff shows up in the trade chat.
After that the scanning bar appears again and then at the half point of the scanning bar a serious long pause happens.
This never has happened to me with older versions of Auctioneer.
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Animespara saidThis is a very good Addon 4 stars!
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Gobbledigook saidIs there a way of stopping Auctioneer from outputting to the chat window?
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Nechckn saidGobbleDiGook,
To stop of modify the End of Scan Summary, review the content of FAQ question 15 over at the Main Site.
Happy Auctioneering,
Nikk
Edit: changed Markup so that URL would be properly interpreted by the client machine.
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Epileptick saidHey guys, just wanted to first say this is one of the best addons any game has ever seen. This may sound a little over the top but this addon actually plays a huge part of why I still play this game after so many years. Thank you! :)
I have a question. Things have been changing in Auctioneer a lot in the past few years and I love every change except I don't know how to set 1 option I used to set:
When I put an item to sell in Appriaser is there a way to have it either?:
A. Undercut the lowest price currently in the AH by a set value
or
B. Undercut the lowest reasonable price (like yellow range for example) in AH by a set value
I don't think this is an option in the appraiser and I think you're going to tell me I have to use Auctioneer Classic. But I have grown extremely accustomed to all the other great features of Advanced and the appraiser especially. If this isn't an option you can teach me to use, can you PLEASE add this as an option. Both A, and B please.
Also I'm really sick and tired of doing a scan and seeing that being of some jackass there is an average buyout on an item that should be 3 gold - now 10000000 gold because they posted a bunch for a ridiculous price. Is there a way to filter this kind of thing?
Again thank you so much for what you guys have done for the game. You have changed an "okay" game into an incredible game. I don't feel I should have to go into detail....for all you people that don't agree with me - the reason is because you are lazy. Not stupid, just lazy.
- Epileptick
epileptick@hotmail.com
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Nechckn saidEpileptick,
Actually undercutting was one of the very first things included with Advanced, first go to the main configuration page. Access that by the "Configure" button along the top of the Appraiser window or the "coin stack" icon on the SlideBar.
Once there, on the main options section look for a drop down box entitled Matcher Order, or something very close to that- no client to check right this second, make sure that is set to BeanCount then UnderCut. For some good info, check out RockSlice's comments on the main site, here: http://forums.norganna.org/discussion/7277/ .
Now, look at the section headings and select "Matchers" that is where you can fiddle with the Undercutting- set that to your liking. Once done go back to the Appraiser window and look in the upper right of the pricing section- simply click that checkbox and you will be set, that item will then use "Matching" in your case Matcher: Undercut to do what you want.
Once you have all of the settings to your liking, as you select an item, the right hand section of Appraiser shows the price per stack and a bunch of other information, included in that information is how Undercut has changed the price, et cetera.
On to the second question- You just need to enable the Outlier filter. That is found within the configuration under the Filter section. There is a post over on the main forum about setting up Outlier and a bit more to help guide you through the process of dealing with such loverly people.
Post Four of http://forums.norganna.org/discussion/7416/
Any other questions, do not hesitate to ask.
Also, is there anything that you think needs to be changed, that you think is redundant, or that is needed within Advanced?
Thank you,
Nikk
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Verbena9 saidDate: 2008-07-24 21:35:36
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Nechckn saidVerbena9,
Sorry, that is Atlas making a bad call, you will have to take that up with the Atlas developer.
Should they need help debugging, we will help if possible, have them visit the IRC channel accessed via the main menu at http://AuctioneerAddOn.Com .
Best of luck,
Nikk
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FantaPants saidI reverted to 3117 to get rid of the new status bar and the game freezing every time i hit refresh on the appraiser page and searched for anything on the browse tab. Beancounter does not want to load now because its database was created with a newer version, can i just update beancounter to the newest version without updating the rest?
*edit* ok well tried this myself and have had no problems so far
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Nechckn saidFantapants,
You can grab the BeanCounter from the most recent zip file above, 3262.
Simply replace the version in your Addons folder- ***Note, back up your data before running the game, everything in the Addons folder and the ..\WorldofWarcraft\WTF folder.
That 'should' work- there are no marked differences between the scanning processes- so the fix will hopefully not take all that long- if that is something on our end. We will keep everyone informed as progress is made.
Best of luck,
Nikk
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FantaPants saidit did seem to work i no longer get the box when i log on saying it has been disabled and i have a beancounter tab now
thanks
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Nechckn saidFantaPants,
Sounds good- we are doing what we can to track down the reason why folks are experiencing those lockups but it is very slow going. Only one person on our team saw the behavior but they simply disabled their other mods and the lockups disappeared.
We will be posting more as we know it.
Happy to hear you are good to go,
Nikk
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ElrickEnonimis saidwith 3240 auctioneer totally freezes WoW after an auction scan. the status bar pops up and gets about half way, then freezes.... 10 minutes later still frozen... have to control alt del... :(
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Nechckn saidElrickEnonimis,
This behavior was noted and we even had folks revert to previous versions to no avail. What appears to be happening is a bad interaction with another addon.
What you can try to help us narrow down the cause is to go to ..\WorldofWarcraft\Interface\Addons and rename that to Old_Addons then make a new, empty Addons folder. Download a fresh installation of Auctioneer into that, now, empty folder and then go back in game and ensure that the issue dissipates.
Once you have verified that things are working, log out and move half of your addons from Old_Addons to the new Addons folder, test in game, remove those that were just added, test in game, et cetera- in an attempt to determine which is causing issues.
Thank you,
Nikk
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ElrickEnonimis saidActually I already just re-installed 3164 over it and it's back to normal
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Nechckn saidElrickEnonimis,
No problem- there is only one person on the entire development team seeing anything close to this, so we need as much input as possible.
Glad you are up and running, though,
Nikk
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AesirRising said