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[prozz]

do you think that the price set by auto pricer is kind of expensive?

[Icey Defeat]

do you think that the price set by auto pricer is kind of expensive?

I set it to lowest and inflate .9. Seems to work great!

[jaredennisclark]

do you think that the price set by auto pricer is kind of expensive?

Which price are you referring to?

It all depends on your settings. If you have it set to find 1 price, and then to inflate the price by 150%, then you aren't going to sell very much.
If you post the exact settings you're using we can help you more.

2) To round every number to a number ending in 00 (since most legit players do this I would think)

This is what I came in here to suggest.
I just upgraded my shop to hold around 800 items, and it looks quite strange seeing every item priced at '12,346np', '1,097np', etc. Pricing them manually I would usually set these prices to something like '12,299np', '999np', etc. An option to cut off the price at a certain integer like this would be a nice addition.

This program has saved me SO much time though. Thank you for that.

[Turtleboy]

Which price are you referring to?

It all depends on your settings. If you have it set to find 1 price, and then to inflate the price by 150%, then you aren't going to sell very much.
If you post the exact settings you're using we can help you more.



This is what I came in here to suggest.
I just upgraded my shop to hold around 800 items, and it looks quite strange seeing every item priced at '12,346np', '1,097np', etc. Pricing them manually I would usually set these prices to something like '12,299np', '999np', etc. An option to cut off the price at a certain integer like this would be a nice addition.

This program has saved me SO much time though. Thank you for that.

You can always just go through after the Neon AP has given them prices and change them to your own liking
Not that it'll be a big deal, but if you're selling some super cheap item in your shop - rounding may be a bad idea (ex. scratchcards - esp if you have tons, etc, etc)

There's also no way that TNT will ban you based on your prices being non consistent.

[jaredennisclark]

You can always just go through after the Neon AP has given them prices and change them to your own liking
Not that it'll be a big deal, but if you're selling some super cheap item in your shop - rounding may be a bad idea (ex. scratchcards - esp if you have tons, etc, etc)

There's also no way that TNT will ban you based on your prices being non consistent.

I'd rather not go through 800+ items and round them up or down. Nearly defeats the purpose of the shop pricer for me.

And as its already been mentioned a few times in this thread, it does seem more legit to have your prices ending in a '99', or '00'. Whether or not you'll actually get frozen I don't know. I'd rather not risk it.


As long as it's not too difficult to implement. I'm sure at least a few members would find use for it.

Edited by jaredennisclark, 25 December 2010 - 01:14 PM.

[Pirates]

Can the Autopricer be added a feature to have a minimum price? Lets say I like to know everything that sells in my store, so a cutoff price of 1,000 NPs would be nice C:

[Whyumad]

If I slow down the refresh rates and stuff does that give it less chance I'll be banned from SW?

[Dayzee]

Sorry if someone has already posted on this, but is there a way to make this work on a Mac? Do any of the codex programs other than Abrosia work for Mac?

Edited by dayzee100, 29 December 2010 - 07:59 AM.

[jaredennisclark]

Sorry if someone has already posted on this, but is there a way to make this work on a Mac? Do any of the codex programs other than Abrosia work for Mac?

There isn't a way to make it work on Mac short of coding it out yourself.

I believe the only programs here that are cross-compatible are Abrosia and the Kad Feeder.

EDIT: I have one suggestion for a future update. Would it be possible to match up the images of map pieces so that you get an accurate price for each piece? I'm not sure if the program already does something like this, but I've noticed that it seems to have some problems pricing them. Just a thought.

Edited by jaredennisclark, 01 January 2011 - 02:14 AM.

[Kytano]

Im spending about an half hour a day for this!

Thanks for helping to give me time!

[Crocodoris]

Hm, since three-four days my auuto pricer doesn't save the prices to my shop anymore.
I can press "save prices to shop", the message "saving prices to shop" comes and that's it.
Whats the problem?

[jaredennisclark]

Hm, since three-four days my auuto pricer doesn't save the prices to my shop anymore.
I can press "save prices to shop", the message "saving prices to shop" comes and that's it.
Whats the problem?

How large is your shop, and how long do you wait before closing the program while the message is up?

I have a shop size of around 140, and it can take nearly two minutes at times for my prices to save. You should also post the Bug Log if you can find it.

Edited by jaredennisclark, 01 January 2011 - 01:39 PM.

[alexuyang2]

Same thing happened to me, I just priced in chunks, and it worked for me.

[Shirwinator]

this sometimes overprices my products but it does well enough

[Dayzee]

There isn't a way to make it work on Mac short of coding it out yourself.

I believe the only programs here that are cross-compatible are Abrosia and the Kad Feeder.

EDIT: I have one suggestion for a future update. Would it be possible to match up the images of map pieces so that you get an accurate price for each piece? I'm not sure if the program already does something like this, but I've noticed that it seems to have some problems pricing them. Just a thought.

Ok, thanks. I guess Mac users are a small percentage so that explains why programmers don't bother with it, but at least Abrosia works! The Twitter feed says the AP works for Mac so that's why I tried it.

[Crocodoris]

How large is your shop, and how long do you wait before closing the program while the message is up?

I have a shop size of around 140, and it can take nearly two minutes at times for my prices to save. You should also post the Bug Log if you can find it.

I have a shop size of 9 and I wait for ten minutes or more and it doesn't change. I followed the tip from alexuyang2 but it only worked for me one time How do I find the bug log?

[Shirwinator]

it shows you when you exit the ab.

[Domokun]

My Abrosia works fine but when i try to run NeonAP it wont work and says Errors Occured see logfile for details ); (help?)

Thanks

[iargue]

My Abrosia works fine but when i try to run NeonAP it wont work and says Errors Occured see logfile for details ); (help?)

Thanks

What does it say in the logfile?

[Domokun]

ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified module could not be found.

Thanks

[Sweeney]

If you want to see the fluctuations in an item's price, look at the item's profile in the database. There is a graph of pricing data for every item that goes back months.

[zevrom]

does the auto pricer set lowest in SW price?

[Weatherly]

Oh god, how I love this program.
Seriously, manually pricing items is such a drag. I especially feel bad for people with huge shops.

[Acheron]

Recently getting a login error (Neopets account) Both username and password is correct, not using a proxy also. Any ideas?

No log file either.

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Edited by Acheron, 20 January 2011 - 03:47 AM.

[Abradix]

Well Archeron, looks to me like you moved the programs location so now that shortcut is broken. Use the Start Menu search function perhaps?

Edit: Didn't see the .txt part Maybe you deleted/did not unzip the .txt file so its trying to save in a file that doesn't exist.

Edited by Abradix, 20 January 2011 - 05:02 AM.