To see a list of all available sources that TSM can understand, type into chat '/TSM sources' and you should see a list of things that you can put a XXX% in front of.

DBMarket and Crafting are called sources and let you determine what system you're going to use to set any given price. To set up a maximum price point in 1.X, you would type in either '50g' or '150% DBMarket' or 'Max(20g, 100% Crafting)'. While we're just going to be concerned with the Auctioning module in this post, operations are used for every module and are the foundation of 2.0. These are interchangeable sets of rules for the groups and subgroups that you set up (categories/groups have been replaced).

One of the biggest additions to TSM 2.0 is Operations. Version 1 was amazing, but they just completely reworked and improved the program, flipping all of us on our heads. If no one has ever answered the question 'what is TSM?' for you, well in a nutshell, it's a rather complicated program to setup that, once you do so, allows you to queue, craft, and auction everything potentially profitable with (ideally) one button click each.

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