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Age of an item in the stash #286

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maxdd opened this issue Jan 12, 2025 · 12 comments
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Age of an item in the stash #286

maxdd opened this issue Jan 12, 2025 · 12 comments
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@maxdd
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maxdd commented Jan 12, 2025

Is there a way to check the age of an item in a public stash?
I would like to reduce price for items that are sitting in the stash since weeks to try and gain as much out of it.
is that already visible?

@Kvan7
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Kvan7 commented Jan 12, 2025

This is technically possible for me to do. That being said 100% not within the next 2-3 months, and most realistically not at all. Just falls significantly outside of scope of what this encompasses. Main reason for not doing this potentially is I would likely have to write data to a file on the user's pc to store info, which I don't want to do right now.

Currently you can try to do something similar by basically price checking the item and selecting all filters as exactly the values of the item, to basically just search for exactly your item. This requires you to have the setting to not hide your own items enabled but it technically does work. ex this is one I listed last night, you can see it has been up for 13 hours
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@maxdd
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maxdd commented Jan 12, 2025

is there a way to somehow track the fact that the listed items is really yours? e.g. would it be possible to enable the name or use a unique id (if present)

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Kvan7 commented Jan 12, 2025

Yes I can do stuff to track an item. But that would require me to store information on the user's computer. At this time I am not considering storing anything on the user's pc outside of strict necessity for the program to function, ei settings file.

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is there a way to somehow track the fact that the listed items is really yours? e.g. would it be possible to enable the name or use a unique id (if present)

You can enable lister's names in the settings, you will see your nickname

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maxdd commented Jan 12, 2025

I was hoping each item had a unique hash based on the actual player and that the trade API would allow to fetch for it.
Would a trade search, filtered by account name and a name matching in the stash help?
If poetrade can list all the items of my account that should be good enough than

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Kvan7 commented Jan 12, 2025

Looks like you can search by player id, so this could be done. it would end up being it's own widget, since I can't really integrate it into other stuff. right now still not going to implement since I have other stuff i'm actively working on, but this seems feasible

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maxdd commented Jan 12, 2025

Well let me come back every now and then to stress you out :) anyway ideally a simple popup on the item would be great

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wereii commented Jan 14, 2025

@maxdd you can do this a bit better for now with dump tabs with "exact price on all items". Like this you don't have to remember for how long has each item been on sale for that price. It does require at least 4-5 premium stash tabs though.


Basically, you set a tab to a single price (starting at some really high value, e.g. 1div) and dump everything there, once it is full and after some time (hour or few), you discount that whole tab by about 30/40% and leave it there again for some time.
Repeat until that tab reaches low prices (~2ex), whats left there can be safely melted as the current market won't buy it.
Then reuse the now empty tab as a new high price dump, repeat (example progression of a single dump tab: 1div -> 90ex -> 75ex -> 50ex ... -> 2ex).

The amount of prem tabs you will need for this (to allow all the items to stay listed for enough time) depends on how much items you bring in, but do not discount/rotate the tabs faster then 1 hour, it takes time for the items to get shown on trade site and trading activity is not the same all the time.
Also I do not melt the low price dump tab until my current top/high value tab is empty and I need space but I don't play that often and have 6 tabs dedicated to it so I don't have to cycle it so much.

@maxdd
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maxdd commented Jan 15, 2025

That's valuable information but I believe that optimization is what we are looking at :) I would rather not have to buy 5 stashes for that

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rapus95 commented Jan 18, 2025

is there a way to place a dynamic highlight on the screen and read on which stash tab we are right now? If so, we could have a setting "older than X" and any item that the conditional applies for could be highlighted (if in the right stash tab). Given you already know exact items this could also be specifically enabled/disabled for certain tabs or items. Would be lovely! Would be a stretch goal for after the list of items that apply.

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Kvan7 commented Jan 19, 2025

is there a way to place a dynamic highlight on the screen

Potentially, but the way the overlay works this would disappear every time you click back on the ui in game.

read on which stash tab we are right now

Not as far as I know rn, but I haven't really checked this specifically tbh

@maxdd
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maxdd commented Jan 19, 2025

I'm happy to see more and more interest on this. My stashes are so full of literally amazing items that even if I reroll new characters I would still have them there. Seems like my only solution is to invest in more tab stashes dough

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