For example you might want to change Demonseye and Ember Topaz to 20g threshold, leave Inferno Rubies alone and change the other 3 rare gem colors to 5 or 10g threshold and 25-50g fallback. Mostly you'll want to adjust Price threshold and Fallback price values here. In that case you can simply shift-click the item into the group name box when creating the group.įinally click on each group within the "Gems" category in turn again and override the same settings to ones more suitable for the appropriate gem type in each group. At least one of each item you want to add must be in your bags to add it. For single item groups if you give the group the exact same name as the item, the item will be automatically added to the group for you upon creation. Now set category overrides for the following settings to be more specific to the category. For a gem category (with cataclysm rare gems being the best gems at the time of writing) I recommend something like the following:Ĭlick on each gem group in turn, go to the "Add / Remove Items" tab and "Add>" items you want in the group. Right clicking on an override setting will toggle the override for that particular setting on or off (off meaning it uses default settings from the level above it, on meaning it's overriding the default setting with a value specific for the category or group you're in).
Click on the "Gems" category and select the "Category Overrides" tab. Move to the master list on the far left (the list with "Options" at the very top. All your gem groups will be moved into the "Groups in this Category" list and should now be listed under the "gems" category in the master list on the far left. Highlight all of them by clicking on them and then hit the "Add>" button near the center of the window.
All the groups you just created should be listed in "Uncategorized Groups". Two lists will appear in this tab, "Uncategorized Groups" and "Groups in this Category". Create more gem groups named for example, "Cut Ember Topaz", "Cut Demonseye" and so on.Ĭlick on "Gems" category > Add / Remove Groups. A new group named "Cut Inferno Rubies will appear in the list to the left. Creating groups is the same as creating categories except you use the "Group Name" box at the top of the window to enter the name. Now create a group, let's use "Cut Inferno Rubies" for example purposes. A new category named Gems will appear in the list to the left. If the category is going to contain gems, you might name it "Gems". Now we need to set up some Categories, Groups and put items into the groups.Ĭlick on "Categories / Groups" in the list to the left and select the "Create Category / Group" tab.įirst make a Category by entering the name you want it to have into the "Category Name" box at the bottom of the window and hit enter to save it.
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