This module provides, in addition to basic skill/spell fail/fumble handling, several helper macros, which may ease your work as merchant. Many of the command macros support "autotargetting", which basically means that you can walk in outerworld and just type "/lj" for lumberjacking and "/mine" for mining and GgrTF usually knows what to do. Some macros require bit more specific arguments.
There is also support for merchant belt, which can be enabled if you have one available. In case your belt is not complete or is totally non-existent, the system has semi-automatic tool wielding functionality: if you use /lj and then /mine, the macros will automagically change to proper tools (saw -> hammer/pick). The system is not perfect and sometimes it may fail, however.
Hint: Another useful module for merchants is the reagent pouch handler. It provides several useful functions for handling reagents.
Notice that you probably MUST redefine some of these macros and default settings in your TF configuration file! (See Settings-section below.)
In below table: (*) = autotargets, (!) = moves items to item target
Table 4.26. Guild: Merchants macro commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| /alloy <material1,material2[,material3...]> | Alloy specified materials. Example: /alloy illumium,nullium |
| /amal <material> | Amalgamate given material. Workbench and tools are automatically selected. |
| /boxname | Name of the mineral box to use with /mbox operation mode. Default value is 'collect'. |
| /gcut [material] | Use gem cutting at material. (!) Workbench and tools are automatically selected. If material is not specified, material from previous /gcut command is used. |
| /havebelt | Toggle support for merchant belt functionality on/off. |
| /lj [target] | Use lumberjacking (at optional target, if no target given, autotargetting or previous specified target is used.) (*) (!) |
| /mbox | Change item move target to box (labeled as 'collect' by default, use /boxname command to change this setting.) |
| /mcut <material> [number] [/amount in grams] | Mineral cut material. Optional number/index and amount/size can be given in grams. If no amount/size is specified, material chunk is cut in half. Use "/mcut" without arguments to get some examples. |
| /mdisc | Change item move target to your floating disc. |
| /mdrop | Change item move target to dropping of the item. |
| /mine [target] | Use mining (at optional target, if no target given, autotargetting or previous specified target is used.) (*) (!) |
| /mr [material] | Make reagent from material. Tools and spell are automatically selected based on the material. If no material is specified, material of previous /mr command is used. Invalid material will print a list of reagents, spells and require materials for them. |
| /pouchname | Set name of the reagent pouch to use with /mr skill. Used only if /usepouch option has been enabled. |
| /refine <material> [number] | Refine specified material, or numbered chunk of material. |
| /usepouch | Toggle whether to use a reagent pouch with /mr (make reagent) command's functionality. See also /pouchname. |
| /wbgrep <workbench> <mineral regexp> | Performs a "grep '<mineral regexp>' look at <workbench>" with workbench mangling enabled and filters results. This is useful for quick searches to see if given material exists in the bench and how many pieces there are. |
| /wbmang | Toggles pro-workbench beautifying / output list mangling. This mangling mode tries to make the pro-workbench output more readable, and adds mineral number indexes for easier accesss. Especially helpful when you need to work on specific # of mineral. |
Table 4.27. Guild: Merchants 'general' type command bindings
| Command | Quiet | NoTarget | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| wbl | /wbgrep |
Variables and user-replaceable macros definedby this module are described in a table below. They have specific defaults, which you can override in your configuration if you re-set/re-define them after loading the module. Please refer to Setup-section of this manual or see the example configuration for this module.
Table 4.28.
| Variable / macro name | Description |
|---|---|
| mtool_mine | Tool(s) for mining. Example: /set mtool_mine=pick 1,pick 2 |
| mtool_lj | Tool(s) for lumberjacking. Example: /set mtool_lj=saw |
| mtool_bs | Tool(s) for blacksmithing. |
| mtool_cp | Tool(s) for carpentry. |
| mtool_gc | Tool(s) for gem cutting. |
| mtool_gb | Tool(s) for glassblowing. |
| mtool_ma | Tool(s) for masonry. |
| mtool_sw | Tool(s) for sewing. |
| mtool_sc | Tool(s) for sculpture skill. |
| mforge_* | Forges/workbenches for skills (similar to mtool_* variables) |