ð°Selling Interface
Our shopping engine allows you to automatically sell items of your choice under various specific settings and conditions you can choose from.
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Our shopping engine allows you to automatically sell items of your choice under various specific settings and conditions you can choose from.
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Once activated and properly set up, your character will walk/fly to a near NPC, sell items and head back to the Position it started at and continues botting.
Please note: It is HIGHLY recommend to wait for an update notice on game-patches. The system will most likely not break but we want to keep you and your items secure, in the rare and unexpected case that it does actually break, due to a major game-update or similar.
ATTENTION! There are NO custom waypoints anymore, as this feature now automatically looks for near NPCs to sell your items. This avoids any trouble with custom waypoints!
You can choose between the classic "vanilla" quickselling feature, or your own custom filters.
-(Step 1 to 5) Custom filters : Use your own defined rules using our Selling Filter feature to define items that should or shouldn't be sold - (Step 4 to 5 - You can skip the first 3 steps) Quick Sell: Will sell exactly the same items which would be sold using the Quick Sell feature in the game.(It of course takes care about your favorite-marked items)
Skip Step 1 to 3 if you are not interested in Custom filters and want use Quick Sell
Each Category is having its own rules they go by. To setup Auto-Selling, we firstly want to carefully set up those rules/filters depending on which items we actually want to be sold and which item we want to keep.
In this example, i want every type of Armor to be sold, so Helmets, Suits, Gauntlets, Boots and Shields. However i only want to sell Armor if their rarity is "Rare" or below and if the upgrade value is below +2. Take a look at the following picture to see my matching configuration:
Read the red text to confirm that your configuration is just like you want it to be:
Other categories, such as Weapon, Jewelery and Cards work exactly the same. Let's quickly setup those as well.
In this example, i'm playing a Magician and my Weapon is pretty weak, which is why i want to keep ALL Staffs and Wands. Any other Weapon Types should be sold, however if they have a rarity of "Rare" or higher, i want to keep them regardless of their upgrade value and level, as it's better for me to sell them to players instead of NPC.
The following picture shows my mentioned setup:
Once again, take a look at the red text to confirm your desired settings:
Now let's get to the Jewelery Selling Settings. My character already got good Jewelery, so i want to sell every Jewelery that i will get, as long as it's below upgrade value +5.
The following picture shows my desired setup in settings:
The last category is the Card Selling Setting.
I want to sell every Element Card with a lower upgrade value than +1 ~ +5 and every Piercing Card which has not at least +3% value, but keeping all types of Water cards.
The following picture shows my mentioned setup:
There is the possibility to include or exclude specific Items from sellings regardless of Category Settings from Step 1. This is very important to prevent selling Items you wish to keep. And it's of course great to include specific Items you want to sell. Let's say i never want the Item "Mental Necklace" to be sold, no matter if it falls under the Jewelery category settings. I simply put in the exact name("Mental Necklace") and click on the "Add to Exclusion List"-Button:
Including Items to Selling works the same. If you want the Item "Roll Bread" to be included by selling, type in the exact name and press the "Add to Inclusion List"-Button:
Make sure to save your settings if you want to use them in your next session or transfer to another Profile. To do so, just hit the "Export Settings"-Button and type in a Name of your choice:
To import the settings again(in your next session or another Profile), hit the "Import Settings"-Button and choose the settings file you have exported before:
You may have noticed the "Reset to Default Settings"-Button. Use it to reset all settings to their default values if needed:
This is a small but the most important Step! On the bottom right corner is the "Show your sellable Items using this Filter"-Button, which you should use to confirm that no Items getting sold you wouldn't wish to!
Clicking on this button will show every Item inside your inventory which would get sold. That way, you can see exactly what you've set up and exclude/include items according to your needs.
Always read the result carefully, or you might happen to miss some item(s) you never wanted to sell! Use the include/exclude features mentioned in Step 2 to create your perfect result.
We will now switch to the "Auto-Selling Settings"-Tab to finish the rest of the setup.
First of all, we are going to enable the Auto-Selling feature by ticking the first checkbox:
Next we need to set when PoryBot will start selling items, which is determined by the amount of filled inventory slots.
Take a look into your inventory and check how many slots are available and how many slots are free.
Note: Before it was needed to count the Inventory slots manually and tell PoryBot how many slots should get filled until selling starts. >>> THIS IS NO LONGER THE CASE <<< Now instead of filled inventory slots, we are telliing PoryBot how many free slots should be available to trigger selling. This makes it less complicated.
It doesn't matter how many total inventory slots you have. Just determine how many empty slots should be left on your inventory. We are using 2 in this example. This means that your character will start selling once it detects that there are only 2 empty slots(or less) left. Pretty easy, right?
(Default is 2 here, as weapon switching for bow's could cause issues if less, also if you have items on locked slots, the bot wont need to care about that either any longer as only the free space counts. Please keep that in mind!)
Now we are going to select the Selling Filter. We can choose between the classic vanilla "Quick Sell", or our own custom filter which we have set up on Step 1 to 3.
For this example, we will use our own custom Filter from "Selling Filters"-Tab, but you can also choose Quick-Sell if you don't want to specify custom Filters(as mentioned on the top of this guide):
To make life easier, you have the possibility to automatically load Selling Filter settings.
If you want your Selling Filter settings to be loaded automatically, make sure to save them first if you didn't already in Step 2. Simply press the save button and enter a name of your choice:
After this, click on the refresh-button to refresh the list. Select your desired profile and click the load button:
That way Selling Filters will automatically load for every session and PoryBot profile!
That's it! You are ready to go!
Now simply start the LevelBot and PoryBot will start selling your items automatically once your inventory reached the defined amount of filled slots, while taking your chosen settings into account.
Attention: Please double check all your settings before running the bot to make sure everything i set up like intended.
This feature allows your LevelBot to automatically re-fill Items by buying them directly from the NPC. This happens right after your items have been sold. Enable "Automatic purchasing of Arrows" to re-fill Arrows automatically and choose the amount of Arrows it should buy(remember 9999 per stack):
Note:
Autobuying will not happen if you have not enough penya, the bot will continue as before and hopefully have more money on the next run.