WowAce

vonliege, you create a custom layout with the little arrow next to the group selector. seems like you've figured out this part.

you can drag select, shift-select (selects a range), and ctrl-select (toggles individual recipes) to do multi-selecting. also, ctrl-a and ctrl-d select all/none.

once you have a selection, you can ctrl-g to group them. or you can ctrl-n to make a new empty group and then multi-select and drag to the new empty group (there is no visual yet to let you know you're dragging recipes). you can also drag recipes around to re-order them.

you can rename groups by clicking on their name (or maybe double click, i'm a bit foggy on this one).

you can put groups inside of other groups, but all groups need to have unique names. and DON'T USE THE GROUP NAME "*ALL*". that's a hard coded gw internal specific name that will cause trouble if you use it. so don't.

i'll think maybe i'll have to go ahead and add vendor scanning to lsw so that it can provide correct prices for vendor items (and also properly identify them). it's been something that people ask about a lot so maybe it's better to just bite the bullet and build in support rather than explain how to find a mod that provides the proper data... should be relatively easy to record vendor prices for vendor-only reagents/craftables.

hades, is that the only item that fails to recognize a reagent? do other recipes also not recognize volatile earth? (you can use the All Recipes to queue up different recipes you might not have)... i think i looked at this before and couldn't duplicate the issue or maybe it had me stumped.

ugh... are you saying the vendor actually sells these things for 5k? sigh. i knew i kept the vendor database system in lsw for a good reason! the blizz api provides a "sell to vendor" price for each item that is easily accessible (part of GetItemInfo()). normally, this is 1/4 of the cost to buy that item from the vendor (of course, there are rounding errors at times and some items cannot be sold to vendors). once this came out, all the vendor price database mods kinda went away. guess if blizz is going to start changing the standard 1/4 rule, they'll need to come back.

is the reagent inventory accurate in the reagent breakdown list? it indicates you don't have any flasks on your alts.

this highlights a problem i need to address tho. when gw can't find an item, it only tells you that in the queue window and not in the shopping list. it really needs a "missing reagent" category in the shopping list area for things it cannot locate so you can either spam trade or search the ah...

is that a new recipe you've learned? if so, perhaps the craftables haven't "filtered thru" the system properly and a reload might help.

the auction scanning for alts makes sense. should be pretty easy to add.

coding time right now is kind of tight, so i'm not sure when i'll get a chance to address things...

started a new job, so work on gw has slowed a bit. i'm hoping to figure out when i can set aside time to fix things...

i think i have to bite the bullet and just hammer the hell out of the layers. i've kind of been avoiding this approach in favor of a more surgical strike, but that's just not working.

jimi, you can manipulate groups using cut and paste and dragging. so if you want 4 specific jc recipes, you can select those recipes (ctrl-click each recipe to add it to the selection) then hit ctrl-g to create a new group from those recipes. or you can hit ctrl-n to make a new empty group and then drag those recipes (click to select, then click and drag to move the recipe to a new group). you can stack groups inside of groups. you can rename groups by double clicking them (i think!). you can ctrl-x to delete stuff you don't care about. this must all be done on a non-auto generated group or it won't last very long (ie, create a new layout first).

weirdave, it should work for all trainers. i want to have some kind of toggle to hide those recipes when you don't want to see them. what happens right now is that as you queue items, it guesses what your skill level will be when you're done crafting. that predicted skill level is what actually colors the recipes by difficulty. it's great for powerleveling, but it's confusing as hell if you're not.

turbopipp, i'm not sure i know exactly what you're talking about. are those pricing schemes form tsm? that would probably be better added to lsw.