Hello,
I'm starting this thread looking for feedback. I wrote a GE flipping bot with a few interesting features:
1- Uses all 6 slots.
2- Automatically picks the buy and selling prices.
3- Goes through an independant list for each slot (decided by the user), making it easier to remember which item was used when you have to readjust the price if needed and also allow you to plan your budget, as in you can decide where you buy pricy stuff and where you buy cheap stuff.
4- Cancel buying order after 1 hour (time can be customized, obviously).
5- Cancel selling order after 1 hour and readjust the price (same comment as above).
7- Two different selling methods. One works by scanning the inventory looking for the item name in the uptext. Note that all items with an "i" aren't read correctly (it results in a ".!" instead of i. The failsafe relies on name reading and never makes you sell the wrong item. The other method relies on inventory positioning. It's more prone to failure, but I'm slowly patching the problems related to it.
8- Filters the item to flip based on the value difference between the buying price and the selling price (can be customized).
9- Regularly searches and detects free slot and finished orders then deals with them accordingly.
10- Keeps you logged in (I might want to change that at some point).
To do:
- Customizable buy quantity and price difference for each slot (easily done by making a global variable).
- Customizable buy price for each slot. It currently works either as a static number or a number of clicks on +5%/-5%.
- Finish patching all the issues with the positioning method for selling.
- No idea how to tackle this job yet, but creating a database of the "real prices" of items being flipped so everyone using the script could have access to this information.
- Look into each of the 41 procedures and functions to see what I can improve and optimize.
- Fix the text reading to correctly read the "i".
So here I am looking for feedback on two different aspects of the script:
1) Should I release it to the public? I'm considering releasing a beta version working for only one slot, but it'd be easy for anyone with a minimum of knowledge to make it work for all others. I wouldn't mind releasing it to members, but, obviously, I'm not a member myself.
2) What else could/should I add to the script to make it even better?



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