This can provide some barriers to entry for people who might not have written one before but on the plus side provide much more flexibility. In TradeSkillMaster 2.0 custom pricing sources must be typed out. These were handled with a drop-down menu next to the old Category/Group Overrides.
In TradeSkillMaster 1.0 you had a few options for ways to use something other than a simple gold amount ("295g" for example). Once you get the hang of writing a rricing source the possibilities are nearly endless. These prices can be used for things like sell prices in an Auctioning Operation or buy prices in a Shopping Operation. In its most simple form you can think of a Pricing Source as a little "math formula" or "computer program" that determines a price. In TradeSkillMaster 2.0 the creators included a bunch of new ways for TradeSkillMaster to calculate and determine pricing. To start off a little bit of explanation is in order. Head past the jump for explanations of some of our most-used pricing sources. TradeSkillMaster Custom Pricing Sources can be a bit complicated so today I thought I would share a few of my favorites as well as explain them thoroughly.
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