Per request, this tool (an html page) parses verbose session logs to extract and analyze your inventory, identifying excess items that can be sold. For now, it ignores token assignment and merely assumes every available slot can be filled. It also indicates the total amount of GP which your excess equipment is worth. Also, please note this eloquent plea in which the favor of my benevolence is fittingly beseeched: ≡(^ェ^)≡ The tool is also available online, where it pulls from the live equipment table. Future updates will be provided both here and online.
Very nice, thank you. Would you mind to split the gold into items, treasure and total? Total GP: 54027 $-)
Too hard to run it twice (once with "exclude treasure" checked, once without) and then do the math? Sidenote: @neoncat - I love that all your utilities are now also available online, thanks!
No, but where is the point in doing something manually when the whole point is to make something automatic.
Changelog V2: - when "ignoreTreasure" is not checked, split out Total GP into Equipment GP and Treasure GP
Does this utility include instructing you to sell items that are strictly worse than other items (if you're full on the strictly better item), or only items that you have more than the max equippable copies of?
Whoops, thanks for catching that. Here are the values I used: Code: // slot maximums var slotmax = { "Arcane Item": 12, "Arcane Skill": 3, "Boots": 3, "Divine Armor": 3, "Divine Item": 9, "Divine Skill": 3, "Divine Weapon": 6, "Dwarf Skill": 3, "Elf Skill": 3, "Heavy Armor": 3, "Helmet": 3, "Human Skill": 3, "Martial Skill": 3, "Robes": 3, "Shield": 3, "Staff": 6, "Treasure": 1, "Weapon": 9 };
Thanks Neoncat, another nice tool! I propose a "St. Neonc's Abacus" or something is created to commemorate your efforts.
Great Job! The 3-bies are easy to do visually, but this really saves a lot of time on the others. It cut my sell-off time by at least half.
In the utility click at the top where it says "Instructions (click to show/hide)" to get step by step instructions.
Instructions (click to show/hide) Men are blind to anything that says "Instructions" even when it's the first thing on the page and bolded. If you are a man and are reading this, did you notice there are two paragraphs in this post?