Addons · 1.7.5 · MarshalX

Ledgerline

A price history for a market that keeps almost none, and a scanner over it: every page you read at the Merchant is written down, each listing is judged against the vendor's floor, the page's own second-cheapest and your recorded prices, what is worth buying is ranked by what you would clear on the resale.

  • economy
  • interface

Install it from Addons → Browse inside the game.

Panel 1 of 3, What to buy, underpriced listings ranked by what each clears Panel 2 of 3, The ledger, every price recorded, each against its own range Panel 3 of 3, Your listings, undercuts washed red

Settings

7 settings, changed in Addons → Installed → Configure. The loader draws these controls from the manifest, so this is the pane itself rather than a description of one.

  • Days of price history to keep

    number · 1 to 365 · default 30

  • Record the Merchant's own stock in the price history

    on or off · default off

  • Warn when one of your listings is no longer the cheapest

    on or off · default on

  • Copper a listing must clear before it reaches the Deals list

    number · 0 to 1000000 · default 500

  • Copper a deal must clear before it is announced. 0 announces none

    number · 0 to 1000000 · default 0

  • Play a sound with a deal announcement

    on or off · default off

  • Open on the Deals list while you are at the Merchant

    on or off · default on

Keys

1 default binding, rebindable in the same place, and the manager says when one is already taken by the game.

  • Show or hide the price ledgerAlt+L

What it declares

  • world.read
  • net.read
  • ui
  • sound
  • storage
  • keys

A disclosure, not a boundary. Addon code runs in the game page with the page's own globals in scope, so this is what the author says the addon is for rather than a limit the loader enforces. Read the source if that matters to you, and it should.

Works well beside Lorebind, which publishes what every item is called, so a price row reads as an item rather than as an id; Satchel, which reads the prices this addon publishes, so what you own is valued at what it goes for rather than at what a vendor pays. A note from the author rather than a dependency: nothing here installs anything.

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