until you're far enough down the list of good deals that it's no longer worth your time to keep going.Ħ) To salvage or not to salvage? If you are looking for gold (selling the item vs. There are only so many exotics to salvage, materials to craft, items to flip, etc. Instant profits usually yield better returns over the same time period (because they compound), but there is a limit to how many you can do. These all, of course, dependent on your preferences. This is an emergency fund, in case you need to pay listing fees, or relist, or you spot a really good deal, etc. You should always keep at least ~10g+1% on hand. If it's a high turnover item, it's not as important to have the absolute lowest sell listing, because prices will swing often.ĥ) For how much gold you have I recommend different proportions of TP investments:ġ0,000g = ~5,000g instant + rest in long-term And you'd be more willing to sell instant profits quickly so you have the gold again to use. You would be less willing when selling long-term investments, because what's a few weeks when you've held it for so long. Are you willing to accept less profit from a quicker sale. "I will buy this, salvage it, sell it for 20% more".Ĥ) The decision to relist or not should almost be a willingness. "I will buy this expecting the supply will go down in ~6 months, raising the price 1000%" vs. This saves the 15% TP tax and gives you higher profits.ģ) When you buy anything, always have an idea how long you plan to hold onto it, and how much you will get from it. Also, usually, you should undercut and overcut by 1c not all the time, but at least do it on the slow items (fast ones it can be better not to because it saves you time and 1c).Ģ) Grouping several gold-producing methods together makes them more effective. Until it's finished.I wanted to share some knowledge, so I decided to make one thorough walkthrough and just direct people here:ġ) Almost always buy through buy orders and sell through sell listings. Of items to refresh, the UI can hang for a very surprising amount of time Thread, and all items are refreshed synchronously, so if you have a lot Gnumeric UI hangs while refreshing I'm not aware of any way to get the plugin to query data in a background All errors and warningsĪre printed to the terminal and fail silently in the UI. Without starting Gnumeric from the command line. Warning and error messages are not displayed There is currently no way to know what is happening inside the plugin The "Edit" menu, or by simply pressing F9. This can be done by selecting "Recalculate" from
#Timekeeper gw2 spidy update#
Limitations Other worksheets may not update automatically after refreshing Whenever you update the GW2Spidy data, you will likely need to manually The item ID can be found by looking at the end of an item URL on Other information will be fetched from GW2Spidy automatically the next time you GW2Spidy item IDs into the data_id column of your Spidy table, and the Once you have your spidy_col() columns set-up, all you have to do is input Predefined columns you can take a look at. When this plugin creates a new "Spidy sheet" for you, it will have some That will be displayed in the cell, and field, which corresponds to an itemĭata field in a GW2Spidy Item Data API response dictionary. Is called with two string arguments: display, which is simply the text The column headers use a special function called spidy_col(str,str) which Menu will create an empty "Spidy sheet" for you if it does not exist. Using the "Update GW2Spidy Data" command in the "Data -> Get External Data" To get started using this GW2Spidy plugin with your spreadsheet, a special Just drop the spidy/ folder in your Gnumeric plugins directory ,Įnable it in the Gnumeric plugins interface, and there you go. Item data from the GW2Spidy web API and store it in a specially named andįormatted sheet for use in your calculations. This Python plugin for Gnumeric provides a way to fetch Guild Wars 2 GW2Spidy Plugin for Gnumeric So, what is this?
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