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Bazaar.mac

Release Bazaar.mac 2023.8.20.1

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This is a great plugin. I did notice one issue. If does not stop Barter when running.
Peeking at the macro. (mind you I am very new at this)

It never calls the /call BuyerStatus Off
And there is an error in the Off section

So fixes that seem to work for me.
Line: 384 Add
/call BuyerStatus Off

Line 488 Change
/notify BarterWnd BZW_End_Button LeftMouseUp
to
/notify BarterWnd BTR_StartStopButton LeftMouseUp

No clue if this is the right way or wrong way but would not mind someone more skilled looking at my thoughts.
 
I updated all this shit to customize it:

Code:
    /if (!${Ini[${BazINI},Defaults,SellPriceMin].Length}) /ini ${BazINI} "Defaults" "SellPriceMin" "1"
    /declare SellPriceMin int outer ${Ini[${BazINI},Defaults,SellPriceMin]}
   
    /if (!${Ini[${BazINI},Defaults,SellPriceMax].Length}) /ini ${BazINI} "Defaults" "SellPriceMax" "1"
    /declare SellPriceMax int outer ${Ini[${BazINI},Defaults,SellPriceMax]}
   
    /if (!${Ini[${BazINI},Defaults,BuyPriceMin].Length}) /ini ${BazINI} "Defaults" "BuyPriceMin" "1"
    /declare BuyPriceMin int outer ${Ini[${BazINI},Defaults,BuyPriceMin]}
   
    /if (!${Ini[${BazINI},Defaults,BuyPriceMax].Length}) /ini ${BazINI} "Defaults" "BuyPriceMax" "1"
    /declare BuyPriceMax int outer ${Ini[${BazINI},Defaults,BuyPriceMax]}
   
    /if (!${Ini[${BazINI},Settings,UndercutPct].Length}) /ini ${BazINI} "Settings" "UndercutPct" "5"
    /declare UndercutPct string outer ${Ini[${BazINI},Settings,UndercutPct]}
    /bazecho \ayUndercutting all other vendors by \ag${UndercutPct}%
    /if (${UndercutPct.Length} == 1) /varset UndercutPct 0${UndercutPct}
   
    /if (!${Ini[${BazINI},Defaults,InitialPrice].Length}) /ini ${BazINI} "Defaults" "InitialPrice" "5000"
    /declare InitialPrice int outer ${Ini[${BazINI},Defaults,InitialPrice]}
   
    /if (!${Ini[${BazINI},Settings,UpdateOn].Length}) /ini ${BazINI} "Settings" "UpdateOn" "TRUE"
    /declare UpdateOn bool outer ${Ini[${BazINI},Settings,UpdateOn]}
   
    /if (!${Ini[${BazINI},Settings,UpdateInterval].Length}) /ini ${BazINI} "Settings" "UpdateInterval" "90"
    /declare UpdateInterval timer outer ${Ini[${BazINI},Settings,UpdateInterval]}m

How do we get this merged into the distributed version?
I'm not 100% sure where to put this. :( Im guess it in the "Edit your variables" section.
 
Hello. I'm having trouble with this macro. The search goes too fast and the items don't get their prices updated. Anyway to slow it down?
 
There is not.

I had the same issue so I wrote a revised version of bazaar2. Added trader mode, along with some more flexibility to it. Currently I’m not comfortable enough with it to post yet. My goal is the share it. Just be warned, my version works best when your items has max and min sell prices sets.

The problem with searching bazaar, its hard to know results from the search are returned. Barters are easy since it will say 0 buyers found. Currently I’m having a issue which is hard to duplicate. It’s when it returns your current search request and your previous one. To fix it means the script is slow for uncommon items, because it has to wait and then retry and wait again. That’s great if it prevents an error, not great when there really is no one else selling that item.
 
Have there not been any changes to Bazaar2.mac since 12/18/19? Looks to me like bazaar.mac was updated 01/30/20 and Bazaar2.mac got dropped from the Download option. You can see the older one in history. Unless I'm looking in completely the wrong place.
 
If I recall bazaar2 is included in a zip file you get from Sic‘s post in the history tab.

Of course after I made my post and moved into other things it dawned on that there is a way to slowing the script down. Right now I’m on an iPad and this thing won’t let me view the macro. So I can not give you the line to update. You can change how long it waits for results. I know bazaar2 has a fixed wait after it clicks the Search button.

hopefully I can find the time later.
 
Guess I was a little wrong.
Bazaar2.mac just waits for the search button to become active. If you want to slow it then:
After line 130 add a /delay 5s (you can set this to long if you like) This will pause the script for 5 seconds before trying to process the search results.

INI:
            /notify BazaarSearchWnd BZR_QueryButton leftmouseup
            /delay 10s ${Window[BazaarSearchWnd].Child[BZR_QueryButton].Enabled}
            /delay 5s
            /for j 1 to 255

Do not think many use bazaar.mac but to add a delay to it it's after line 232. It has a few limitations which is why Sic wrote Bazaar2.
Bazaar.mac will also get over written on every MQ2 update
INI:
    | - Call to bazaar.inc file. Clicks on and inputs item name to bazaar search window
        /bzsrch "${itemname}"
        /delay 5s
        /delay 5s ${Bazaar.Done}

These are quick and dirty (like a road that has no name dirty) ways to slow the script down.
 
So a couple of things. First being Sic didn't write Bazaar2.mac, I did. I however, did not write Bazaar.mac, which uses the bzrsrch plugin.

You are correct that Bazaar2.mac waits for the search button to be ready again, since when you hit the search button it becomes disabled, unless something has changed to cause that to not be the case, it gives the bazaar window time to populate with results. If the search button becomes available again before the results are available, then I could see how that would be an issue (due to the overwhelming amount of server latency we've experienced lately). Then @JerkChicken would be correct that adding a delay where shown in the first post would be how you would slow down the macro after a search to allow it an opportunity to wait some additional time for the results to populate.

The method I used at the time was the both the fastest you could hit the search button, and the most efficient way to ensure that the results had populated before moving on to the next item.

I had since passed this project on to @Inkie, if you have changes you'd like to submit you could discuss them with him. It's possible that if the issue isn't specifically with your copy that he might be willing to update.

However, with that said, I do try to avoid a hard coded delay, and instead opt for a delay where you have the option to stop waiting early if something happens. In the case here, you might consider finding if there has been anything populated in the first listbox entry as a reason to exit early from the additional delay.

So the macro would wait 10s, or until the search button was enabled again, then it would attempt to wait an additional 5s (or whatever amount of time you want to set it to) or until items have populated the listbox. At which point it might not wait the entire 5s. This means you'd only wait as long as needed, assuming the boxes populated with an item. Otherwise, there may be an unnecessary 5 second wait.
 
@ChatWithThisName sorry about that. I guess I assumed Sic since it was post in the history tab I got it from. Meant no disrespect.

bazaar2 is a great macro, if I run it on a single toon it worked well. Even when I search bazaar manually I have issues with results taking forever to show at time. Tweaking it for my needs gave me a great opportunity to learn.
 
I rarely get questions answered about this macro, but thought I would take a chance.

Has anyone had issues with the macro setting items for sale in the Bazaar to 1p even with a minimum set well above 1p?

It's happened three times now that I've noticed.

The one that hurt the most was a Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack that sold for 1p

ini settings and log entries are below... anyone have thoughts?

The ini file is set to:

[Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack]
SellPriceMin=300000
SellPriceMax=1
BuyPriceMin=1
BuyPriceMax=1

Here is the log of where it sold:

[Tue Jan 19 05:05:40 2021] 82.) Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack (Price 650000p).
[Tue Jan 19 12:38:23 2021] Item: Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack price set to (640000p), INI file updated.
[Tue Jan 19 15:09:18 2021] 82.) Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack (Price 640000p).
[Wed Jan 20 04:48:43 2021] 82.) Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack (Price 640000p).
[Wed Jan 20 22:00:24 2021] 68.) Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack (Price 640000p).
[Thu Jan 21 04:09:09 2021] 74.) Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack (Price 640000p).
[Thu Jan 21 11:41:41 2021] Item: Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack price set to (630000p), INI file updated.
[Thu Jan 21 14:54:11 2021] Item: Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack price set to (1p), INI file updated.
[Thu Jan 21 14:56:19 2021] Gralnash purchased 1 Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack for (1p).
 
Would need to know which macro you're using, Bazaar.mac or Bazaar2.mac

Also, I don't see anywhere you asked a question that wasn't responded to. I checked your posting history to see what you were talking about and it appears that everything has already been addressed. Claiming you're not getting help when people are responding to you is a quick way to get ignored imo.
 
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Would need to know which macro you're using, Bazaar.mac or Bazaar2.mac

I don't see a version number in the macro itself. I downloaded it from history the history says it's 4.4/1.0. When I click the download button it only downloads Bazaar.mac. I attached the version i'm using.

One of the questions I asked previously was is there an updated version, and there was another question before that asking for help.
 

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I don't see a version number in the macro itself. I downloaded it from history the history says it's 4.4/1.0. When I click the download button it only downloads Bazaar.mac. I attached the version i'm using.

One of the questions I asked previously was is there an updated version, and there was another question before that asking for help.
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My apologies, I guess that could be considered a version. I was looking for a version number to answer the question, like 4.2 or 1.0. I'm using the Bazaar2.mac that I downloaded from the history tab labeled 4.4/1.0 dated Dec 18, 2019. I will try to be more specific in the future.
 
you would have to link which post you're talking about not being answered specifically. Duplicate checks? Code is still present to look for duplicates.
Code:
/if (${i}) {
                /for k 0 to ${Math.Calc[${i}-1]}
                    /if (${Window[BazaarWnd].Child[BZR_BazaarSlot${k}].Tooltip.Equal[${Window[BazaarWnd].Child[BZR_BazaarSlot${i}].Tooltip}]}) {
                        /if (${Debugging}) /bazecho \aySkipping Price Calculation for ${Window[BazaarWnd].Child[BZR_BazaarSlot${i}].Tooltip} item, it was already checked.
                        /varset SkipItem TRUE
                    }
                /next k
            }

has there been an update? No. If there was an update, it would be in the updates that there was an update to it.

The resource was reassigned to inkie at his request. It's possible he's no longer available and didn't mention to anyone, so nobody has been looking at these macros.


Code:
/if (${Ini[${itemPrices},${thisItem},SellPriceMin]} != 1) {
                                    /if (${Ini[${itemPrices},${thisItem},SellPriceMin]} <= ${Window[BazaarSearchWnd].Child[BZR_ItemList].List[${j},4]}) {
                                        /varset newPrice ${Window[BazaarSearchWnd].Child[BZR_ItemList].List[${j},4]}
                                        /if (${Debugging}) /bazecho \ayNewPrice is now \ag${newPrice}
                                    } else {
                                        /if (${Debugging}) /bazecho \am${Window[BazaarSearchWnd].Child[BZR_ItemList].List[${j},8]}'s price was lower than SellPriceMin!
                                    }
                                } else {
                                    /if (${Debugging}) /bazecho SellPriceMin not considered. 
                                    /varset newPrice ${Window[BazaarSearchWnd].Child[BZR_ItemList].List[${j},4]}
                                    /if (${Debugging}) /bazecho \ayNewPrice is now \ag${newPrice}
                                }

From what I can tell the newPrice won't get set if it's less than than the SellPriceMin.

So I'm not sure how it could get set to 1.
 
When running /mac bazaar trader and the lag of some servers, it sometimes moves onto a new item before the bazaar query is finished and therefore price updates do not happen. Is there a way to slow down the mac?
 
you would have to link which post you're talking about not being answered specifically. Duplicate checks? Code is still present to look for duplicates.
Code:
/if (${i}) {
                /for k 0 to ${Math.Calc[${i}-1]}
                    /if (${Window[BazaarWnd].Child[BZR_BazaarSlot${k}].Tooltip.Equal[${Window[BazaarWnd].Child[BZR_BazaarSlot${i}].Tooltip}]}) {
                        /if (${Debugging}) /bazecho \aySkipping Price Calculation for ${Window[BazaarWnd].Child[BZR_BazaarSlot${i}].Tooltip} item, it was already checked.
                        /varset SkipItem TRUE
                    }
                /next k
            }

has there been an update? No. If there was an update, it would be in the updates that there was an update to it.

The resource was reassigned to inkie at his request. It's possible he's no longer available and didn't mention to anyone, so nobody has been looking at these macros.


Code:
/if (${Ini[${itemPrices},${thisItem},SellPriceMin]} != 1) {
                                    /if (${Ini[${itemPrices},${thisItem},SellPriceMin]} <= ${Window[BazaarSearchWnd].Child[BZR_ItemList].List[${j},4]}) {
                                        /varset newPrice ${Window[BazaarSearchWnd].Child[BZR_ItemList].List[${j},4]}
                                        /if (${Debugging}) /bazecho \ayNewPrice is now \ag${newPrice}
                                    } else {
                                        /if (${Debugging}) /bazecho \am${Window[BazaarSearchWnd].Child[BZR_ItemList].List[${j},8]}'s price was lower than SellPriceMin!
                                    }
                                } else {
                                    /if (${Debugging}) /bazecho SellPriceMin not considered.
                                    /varset newPrice ${Window[BazaarSearchWnd].Child[BZR_ItemList].List[${j},4]}
                                    /if (${Debugging}) /bazecho \ayNewPrice is now \ag${newPrice}
                                }

From what I can tell the newPrice won't get set if it's less than than the SellPriceMin.

So I'm not sure how it could get set to 1.
What about the fact he set his maxsellprice to 1? I'd assume that 0 or 2000000 would be no max
 
1 is default, and it means not limited. At the start of the check we see if they're != 1, because 1 means no limit. Since the SellPriceMin is not 1, it compares the values, since SellPriceMax is 1, it doesn't bother seeing if it's greater than the max.
 
I rarely get questions answered about this macro, but thought I would take a chance.

Has anyone had issues with the macro setting items for sale in the Bazaar to 1p even with a minimum set well above 1p?

It's happened three times now that I've noticed.

The one that hurt the most was a Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack that sold for 1p

ini settings and log entries are below... anyone have thoughts?

The ini file is set to:

[Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack]
SellPriceMin=300000
SellPriceMax=1
BuyPriceMin=1
BuyPriceMax=1

Here is the log of where it sold:

[Tue Jan 19 05:05:40 2021] 82.) Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack (Price 650000p).
[Tue Jan 19 12:38:23 2021] Item: Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack price set to (640000p), INI file updated.
[Tue Jan 19 15:09:18 2021] 82.) Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack (Price 640000p).
[Wed Jan 20 04:48:43 2021] 82.) Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack (Price 640000p).
[Wed Jan 20 22:00:24 2021] 68.) Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack (Price 640000p).
[Thu Jan 21 04:09:09 2021] 74.) Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack (Price 640000p).
[Thu Jan 21 11:41:41 2021] Item: Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack price set to (630000p), INI file updated.
[Thu Jan 21 14:54:11 2021] Item: Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack price set to (1p), INI file updated.
[Thu Jan 21 14:56:19 2021] Gralnash purchased 1 Scuffed Traveler's Rucksack for (1p).

I have also seen this with Bazaar2. Never able to duplicate it.
(I know I keep saying this) I have been working on a revised version which prevents this by scanning all your items at the end of update cycle to ensure they are all listed above your SellPriceMin. Once that got added there was the thought that there is a small duration between the error and the end of the update cycle, so lets add an option to shut down your trader during the update cycle.

Every time I dig into the code I go down a freaking rabbit hole. I need to add that option, now that opens it up to this scenario. My barter code seems to be working really well. So now I have bought a tone of crap to resell, i need to focus on fixing my barter stuff so I can sell it.

In short. you are not the only one to see that issue.
 
CWTN, Sic, programmer folks.. Trying to increase the global check (IE not 90 minutes) and I am lost like a politician in heaven.. where can i change it to less then 90 minutes? =-/
 
Code:
/if (!${Ini[${BazINI},Settings,UpdateInterval].Length}) /ini ${BazINI} "Settings" "UpdateInterval" "90"
/declare UpdateInterval timer outer ${Ini[${BazINI},Settings,UpdateInterval]}m

It's stored in the INI as "UpdateInterval", indicate the number of minutes you want between checks and restart the macro.
 
CWTN, Sic, programmer folks.. Trying to increase the global check (IE not 90 minutes) and I am lost like a politician in heaven.. where can i change it to less then 90 minutes? =-/

Beware making it too short. There was a DBG Dev looking into this to try and catch people doing automated price updates. And there was also the possibility that someone could scam your trader if they recognize you are automated. If they figure out your timing they could post ridiculously low pricing just before your automated update and then swoop in and buy your stuff at the new but erroneous low price.
 
Beware making it too short. There was a DBG Dev looking into this to try and catch people doing automated price updates. And there was also the possibility that someone could scam your trader if they recognize you are automated. If they figure out your timing they could post ridiculously low pricing just before your automated update and then swoop in and buy your stuff at the new but erroneous low price.
Alternate your interval would be the best solution. I have noticed people doing this as well.


Random Interval
 
Initial public Alpha release of my bazaar3.mac.

If you wish to test it, backup your bazaarSettings.ini and bazaar.ini files up!

I tried to incorporate many of the suggestions throughout this thread. The script works well for me, but everyone is different. I would be remiss if I did not mention; While this script does have the ability to routinely update, I do not use that feature. I am more of a "Update my prices and go to offline mode" person.

There are some additions to the bazaarSettings.ini file
[CODE lang="ini" title="bazaarSettings.ini"]
[Settings]
UndercutPct=5 - Percentage you wise to under people by in /trader (AggressiveSeller must be set to FALSE)
UpdateOn=TRUE - Do you want to update after X minutes?
UpdateInterval=50 - How often to rescan and update prices
Debugging=FALSE - Not Used. Set LogLevel to 3 for Debug
UpdateDrift=15 - Maximum minutes to drift off your Update Interval (Adds randomness to your update cycle)
BuyerReview=FALSE - Will pause between every /buyer item so you may review your ini.
SellerReview=FALSE - Will pause between every /trader item so you may review your ini.
AggressiveBuyer=FALSE - TRUE will increase buyer prices by 1 plat, FALSE will you previous calculation.
AggressiveSeller=FALSE - TRUE will use a fixed undercut amount (UndercutAmount), FALSE will you previous calculation.
UndercutAmount=1 - The amount of plat to undercut other sellers when AggressiveSeller is TRUE
SafeSeller=FALSE - Stops your /trader during price reviews.
LogLevel=2 - 0=Mostly Quiet 1=Info 2=Notice (Formally ReportSearching) 3=Debug 4=Verbose
SearchWaitTime=30 - How many seconds bazaar search should wait for results
PauseOnStart=TRUE - Pause on start to give info and allow you to setup pause hotkeys
[/CODE]

CWTN is a far better coder than I, if you want something stable stick with bazaar2.mac I am certain that any of the established macro writers will cringe if they look at my code. If you are feeling adventurous here you go.

This puts an emphases on profits, and that requires maintaining your max/min sell/buy prices. There is some code to help manage the bazaar.ini file. It still works like pervious versions if you do not set the Min/Maxs.

In /trader mode it will ignore sellers with prices below your sell minimal. For instance; if your SellPriceMin is 100 and other sellers are at 75, 150, and 200 this script will set your sell price to 149. Reason being; people will always purchase the lower priced item. Since you are not willing to sell for 74 the 75 plat item will sell before yours. Once it's gone you will be the lowest price at 149. We could have set it to your SellPriceMin but you would be losing plat.

Known Issue: It still has issues with trash items. Items sellers are often selling for less than 1 plat.

It supports both /trader and /buyer. Buyer mode does require MQ2Events to be loaded.

If you want to give it a try let me know who it works.
 

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@JerkChicken if you feel that your improvements will benefit the community I can simply hand over this resource to you.
@ChatWithThisName While I appreciate the offer, lets see what kind of feedback I get :) This is my first real macro. My skillset is still pretty novice. Would not want to mislead people to think I am as good as the more seasoned coders. For all I know, my version could be a complete turd.
 
When I wrote this macro I wasn't that great at writing code. It took me a while to be confident in my abilities as well, so I understand that aspect of it.
 
Initial public Alpha release of my bazaar3.mac.

If you wish to test it, backup your bazaarSettings.ini and bazaar.ini files up!

I tried to incorporate many of the suggestions throughout this thread. The script works well for me, but everyone is different. I would be remiss if I did not mention; While this script does have the ability to routinely update, I do not use that feature. I am more of a "Update my prices and go to offline mode" person.

There are some additions to the bazaarSettings.ini file
[CODE lang="ini" title="bazaarSettings.ini"]
[Settings]
UndercutPct=5 - Percentage you wise to under people by in /trader (AggressiveSeller must be set to FALSE)
UpdateOn=TRUE - Do you want to update after X minutes?
UpdateInterval=50 - How often to rescan and update prices
Debugging=FALSE - Not Used. Set LogLevel to 3 for Debug
UpdateDrift=15 - Maximum minutes to drift off your Update Interval (Adds randomness to your update cycle)
BuyerReview=FALSE - Will pause between every /buyer item so you may review your ini.
SellerReview=FALSE - Will pause between every /trader item so you may review your ini.
AggressiveBuyer=FALSE - TRUE will increase buyer prices by 1 plat, FALSE will you previous calculation.
AggressiveSeller=FALSE - TRUE will use a fixed undercut amount (UndercutAmount), FALSE will you previous calculation.
UndercutAmount=1 - The amount of plat to undercut other sellers when AggressiveSeller is TRUE
SafeSeller=FALSE - Stops your /trader during price reviews.
LogLevel=2 - 0=Mostly Quiet 1=Info 2=Notice (Formally ReportSearching) 3=Debug 4=Verbose
SearchWaitTime=30 - How many seconds bazaar search should wait for results
PauseOnStart=TRUE - Pause on start to give info and allow you to setup pause hotkeys
[/CODE]

CWTN is a far better coder than I, if you want something stable stick with bazaar2.mac I am certain that any of the established macro writers will cringe if they look at my code. If you are feeling adventurous here you go.

This puts an emphases on profits, and that requires maintaining your max/min sell/buy prices. There is some code to help manage the bazaar.ini file. It still works like pervious versions if you do not set the Min/Maxs.

In /trader mode it will ignore sellers with prices below your sell minimal. For instance; if your SellPriceMin is 100 and other sellers are at 75, 150, and 200 this script will set your sell price to 149. Reason being; people will always purchase the lower priced item. Since you are not willing to sell for 74 the 75 plat item will sell before yours. Once it's gone you will be the lowest price at 149. We could have set it to your SellPriceMin but you would be losing plat.

Known Issue: It still has issues with trash items. Items sellers are often selling for less than 1 plat.

It supports both /trader and /buyer. Buyer mode does require MQ2Events to be loaded.

If you want to give it a try let me know who it works.
@JerkChicken it's working perfectly for me. I'm handing this resource over to you!
 
Redbot updated Bazaar.mac / Bazaar2.mac with a new update entry:

a new emphasis on profits

Initial public Alpha release of my bazaar3.mac.

If you wish to test it, backup your bazaarSettings.ini and bazaar.ini files up!

I tried to incorporate many of the suggestions throughout this thread. The script works well for me, but everyone is different. I would be remiss if I did not mention; While this script does have the ability to routinely update, I do not use that feature. I am more of a "Update my prices and go to offline mode" person.

There are some additions to the...

Read the rest of this update entry...
 
@JerkChicken its sweet (for selling), running it on both my baz toons to set prices, then pause it. Hardly ever times out on a price check (maybe twice in 2 weeks?). Def def people need to make the pause key.. its very robust and gives 0 f****s about you stopping it lol.
 
Sorry but I need a little help here. I'm new at this. I can't get the /mac bazaar trader to work now. Look's like it has changed to Bazaar3 now. Please take a look thanks.Bazaar Trader.png
 
@Redeye @phillsphan place it in your macro folder like any other add on .MAC .
in game run /mac bazaar3
it pauses on startup, so have to /mqp (recommend making a hot key for that) to get it to continue.
Its min/max and all that is in a config file like the earlier versions, with the setting explained by JerkChicken above.

110% make a MQP hotkey.. when its reviewing/setting prices, it does not stop, and its hard to even type /mqp between its review. you have been warned lol :ohdear:
 
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