auctioneer vs auctionator vs tradeskillmaster

If you’re regularly using TSM to search for items, you can click the star symbol next to the search at the top of the Shopping and Auctioning window. This leads me into my 3 rd tip – saved searches. This is a great way of looking for a shopping list of items in a single search. This way you can search for multiple items at once – just make sure you spell them correctly, especially if you are combining with Tip 1. You can search for multiple items by adding a delimiter in the shape of a semi-colon. Looking for multiple items at a time can be a lifesaver and whilst most people who work in databases or coding will be very familiar with this, many users new to TSM aren’t. If you really meant to search for Ghost Iron Ore, then a search for Ghost Iron Ore/exact ensures that you will only get results for that item. Doing a search for “Ghost Iron” can return a plethora of results from Ghost Iron Ore, Ghost Iron Bar etc.

This is especially useful for users who are searching for items that share a common name but are looking for something specific.įor example, if you’re like me and you search with partial names a lot because Google has been great at filling in the gaps for you then you’ve fallen foul of this before.

When searching in the Shopping tab and you’re looking for an item, you can append /exact to the end of your query so that you only get results for that item. My first tip is a simple quality of life one. Today’s blog post is going to concentrate on some of the features that most hardened users of TSM take for granted, but not every user realises exists! Hopefully some of these TSM tips and tricks are new to you and make your life just that little bit easier.

Auctioneer vs auctionator vs tradeskillmaster