Would love to see a command that just runs through all five of your bags, if that's possible.
Salvage All Bags Button
Started 14 Aug 2019
by
Ryanimal
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Wed 14 Aug 2019 6:33 PM
by
Boltman
Are 5 macro buttons too much for you?
/macro 1salv /salvagebag 1 /u60
/macro 2salv /salvagebag 2 /u60
Etc....
/macro 1salv /salvagebag 1 /u60
/macro 2salv /salvagebag 2 /u60
Etc....
Wed 14 Aug 2019 7:19 PM
by
Ryanimal
Yes, actually. Killing 100s of blues every couple of minutes and having to stop to hit 5 macros (clicking ok after each one) could be faster.
Not to mention having to shift pages because I need space for 5 separate macros.
Not to mention having to shift pages because I need space for 5 separate macros.
Wed 14 Aug 2019 8:38 PM
by
Uthred
Uthred
We already have that command ig /salvagebag where you can salvage a complete bag at once. No plans on implementing a "one salvage all button".
Thu 15 Aug 2019 3:18 PM
by
Boltman
So Ashok, what would that look like?
/macro salv1 /salvagebag 1 /u60 /q99 /force ???
That would make a macro named Salv1 that would salvage bag 1 leaving anything at or above 60 utility or 99 quality and the force modifier would make it go through without confirmation?
/macro salv1 /salvagebag 1 /u60 /q99 /force ???
That would make a macro named Salv1 that would salvage bag 1 leaving anything at or above 60 utility or 99 quality and the force modifier would make it go through without confirmation?
Fri 16 Aug 2019 7:04 AM
by
Ashok
/salvagebag X u60 q99 force
Would salvage anything your char is capable of in bag X, that's below 60 utility and below 99% quality - without showing any prompt.
You obviously can use it without any additional parameter.
A /salvagebag 1 force would salvage anything in bag 1 without any prompt, regardless of quality and utility.
Use the force parameter with care or you might be ending up salvaging an item you need.
Would salvage anything your char is capable of in bag X, that's below 60 utility and below 99% quality - without showing any prompt.
You obviously can use it without any additional parameter.
A /salvagebag 1 force would salvage anything in bag 1 without any prompt, regardless of quality and utility.
Use the force parameter with care or you might be ending up salvaging an item you need.
Fri 16 Aug 2019 2:38 PM
by
Boltman
Thanks for the clarification, time to update my macros...
Fri 16 Aug 2019 2:44 PM
by
zarawer
I would suggest a UI for macro management.
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