You can do /mm missing command. Make sure you are NOT in the guild history window when running the command. Also be prepared for hours of time to let it (depending on how many sales is in your guilds). It can run while you play without problems. Though if your game crashes before you can have a chance to quit the game you will lose everything it had gathered, but that is just how addons work (addon data only saved to saved variable folder upon quitting the game).

Additionally you can add some parameters to the command such that it will only search the specified amount of hours back in time (instead of the FULL monty) if you know how long back it was since you ran it last. Cant remember how to do that exactly, but maybe try posting question on the addon page on esoui.

NeKryXe wrote: »

RexyCat wrote: »

xenowarrior92eb17_ESO wrote: »

pretty sure att is no longer supported by anyone unless someone else picked it up...as for mm idk

ATT is working as far as I know. I can see my sold items for at least 10 days back.

//RexyCat

weird. mine doesn't even show the sold items on one day

For most of these programs, you need to wait until the entire sale history to load for a guild/all guilds before anything will show. It's working, just not showing it because, especially if you have a big guild to scan, the data transfer damper ZOS put on it made it molasses slow. My suggestion is for MM is put on /verbose4 and you'll see how much it has downloaded for the data.

Jayman1000 wrote: »

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Additionally you can add some parameters to the command such that it will only search the specified amount of hours back in time (instead of the FULL monty) if you know how long back it was since you ran it last. Cant remember how to do that exactly, but maybe try posting question on the addon page on esoui.

/mm missing <guild number> <number of hours>. If you wanted to do all of your guilds for 8 hours: /mm missing 8. If you wanted to do your 2nd guild for 4 hours: /mm missing 2 4. MM tries to match the number to a guild FIRST, so if you do /mm missing 2, it will scan your 2nd guild back 10 days, rather than all your guilds for 2 hours.

MM remembers the last sale it scanned and will only go back in history far enough to find it, though. We've adjusted the initial scan to only go back 3 days when you load the addon for the first time or join a new guild, so that people can get some data a little quicker. MM NEVER scans back a full 10 days at this point unless you explicitly ask it to by running a missing command.

/mm help can give a little information about what options are available, and the comments section behind Master Merchant on ESOUI is a wealth of information if one reads it.

Hazurko_RaShan wrote: »

MM uses the sold price for all the guilds you are in. If you are only in one guild, you get one guilds worth of sold prices

ATT uses sold prices from all users of ATT, the more people that use it, the better it is

Nope. ATT uses the same data from your guilds MM uses. Not sure where you got this idea, but ATT doesn't aggregate like that.

PS be sure to get the newest MM on Minion if you are using it.

xenowarrior92eb17_ESO wrote: »

pretty sure att is no longer supported by anyone unless someone else picked it up...as for mm idk

bs dude, att is supported and running well.

Dont_do_drugs wrote: »

so in general, zos made a couple of changes about the guild history and the api. neither att nor mm can request sales data by their own anymore. u need to open the guild history every now and then back to 10 days to gather the old data, or at least as far back as your last login. it confuses me, we still have to explain over and over again, since this thing is going now since months and grew a beard...

This is also incorrect.

Any addon that requests sales data can ask for data once every 30 seconds. In update 23, a change was implemented (by ZOS) to make this cooldown variable based on the number of people pinging the server for data. This means the cooldown is now 30 seconds OR MORE. Most people are reporting that it is often on the "more" end of the spectrum. Prior to these changes (nearly 6 months ago), these addons could request data once every 1.5 seconds.

Both MM and ATT can still ask for and receive data on their own, it's just 30 times slower than it used to be. This is why we introduced the progress % feature in MM several months ago, which can be seen with a verbose message setting of 4. MM has always remembered the last sale it saw and only scanned back as far as needed.

*Edit to add: opening your guild history and manually loading the data does indeed save time and help when you're starting a play session, but that data stays loaded through character swaps and /reloaduis. There isn't much need to do it once you've loaded the data at the beginning of a play session. Data will not stay loaded when you switch accounts, though.

sylviermoone wrote: »

Jayman1000 wrote: »

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Additionally you can add some parameters to the command such that it will only search the specified amount of hours back in time (instead of the FULL monty) if you know how long back it was since you ran it last. Cant remember how to do that exactly, but maybe try posting question on the addon page on esoui.

/mm missing <guild number> <number of hours>. If you wanted to do all of your guilds for 8 hours: /mm missing 8. If you wanted to do your 2nd guild for 4 hours: /mm missing 2 4. MM tries to match the number to a guild FIRST, so if you do /mm missing 2, it will scan your 2nd guild back 10 days, rather than all your guilds for 2 hours.

MM remembers the last sale it scanned and will only go back in history far enough to find it, though. We've adjusted the initial scan to only go back 3 days when you load the addon for the first time or join a new guild, so that people can get some data a little quicker. MM NEVER scans back a full 10 days at this point unless you explicitly ask it to by running a missing command.

/mm help can give a little information about what options are available, and the comments section behind Master Merchant on ESOUI is a wealth of information if one reads it.

That is awesome dude, thanks for the info! Dont know what I would do without MM.

Jayman1000 wrote: »

sylviermoone wrote: »

Jayman1000 wrote: »

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Additionally you can add some parameters to the command such that it will only search the specified amount of hours back in time (instead of the FULL monty) if you know how long back it was since you ran it last. Cant remember how to do that exactly, but maybe try posting question on the addon page on esoui.

/mm missing <guild number> <number of hours>. If you wanted to do all of your guilds for 8 hours: /mm missing 8. If you wanted to do your 2nd guild for 4 hours: /mm missing 2 4. MM tries to match the number to a guild FIRST, so if you do /mm missing 2, it will scan your 2nd guild back 10 days, rather than all your guilds for 2 hours.

MM remembers the last sale it scanned and will only go back in history far enough to find it, though. We've adjusted the initial scan to only go back 3 days when you load the addon for the first time or join a new guild, so that people can get some data a little quicker. MM NEVER scans back a full 10 days at this point unless you explicitly ask it to by running a missing command.

/mm help can give a little information about what options are available, and the comments section behind Master Merchant on ESOUI is a wealth of information if one reads it.

That is awesome dude, thanks for the info! Dont know what I would do without MM.

You're welcome! Just making sure accurate information is out there.

ZonasArch wrote: »

What I appreciate from ATT over MM is only the performance on my PC. It doesn't slow it down at all when you first log in while updating sales.

That's the indexing MM does so you can quickly search the sales history in the MM window. That first minute or so, you do get a lag.

Make sure you check the change log for 2.2.0 when you try it out.

there we go...