Some Standard Functions allow you to calculate averages, take the highest, lowest, or first valid Price Source from a set or perform basic value checks. You can use simple Arithmetic Operators such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and any number of parentheses. There three kinds of Functions you can utilise in TradeSkillMaster: They cannot be used in isolation, and don't inherently provide any numerical quantities without being applied to a Price Source, Value Source or a combination thereof. Functionsįunctions are expressions or terms that can be used as building blocks to combine Price Sources and Value Sources to answer questions or create decision points. This is a reference document and does not give any recommendations on how you should configure TSM.Ĭheck the Which Value Sources can I use and what do they mean? page for a complete list, and details on each specific Value Source. This page contains an overview of what you can reference from each category when configuring TSM, with links to an itemised breakdown of each category. Additionally, you can create Custom Sources which are variables that you define for easier reference and repeated use of a particular Custom String.These are expressions, formulas or terms that can be used as building blocks to combine Price Sources and Value Sources to answer questions or create decision points. These are value-based sources for an item, and will return a positive integer, or a decimal number such as 100, or 0.3 These are price-based sources for an item, and will return a positive numerical quantity in gold/silver/copper such as 10g 52s 12c Custom Strings can be categorised in three main ways: Update Table of Contents Price Sources Value Sources Functions Fixed GoldĬustom Strings allow you to highly customize and tightly control your TradeSkillMaster settings.

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