Well, after each item you would have to change the by type macro, but you can add all the items to your organize list one time and be done (if you have something in your organize agent and not in your pack it just skips it)Mikel123 wrote:Yup, agreed on the UseOnce - that's as far as I got as well.
As for the macro, that's clever thinking with the Organize agent. Only issue is, you'd need 125 bracelets, or 125 "magic shirt" items, or some large number, to make it worthwhile. Otherwise, you just have like 60 chests with 3 or 4 of each item in them, and you have to edit the macro for type every time you finish a chest, which would be not long.
I'm still leaning towards adding every item type to a macro with a 1-sec timeout. It would be SO much better if it could deal with multiples of an item type, but nothing's perfect I guess. In any case, I have to travel this week/weekend, so maybe next week I'll try to build out this massive macro of item types
Wouldnt organize by type, Id organize by Magic (Vanq chest, Power chest, maybe force or silver, tele, reflect, inviso or what ever your favs are and a couple chests for garbage) This can be set up with a set of if chains for the organize.
So each new item you would have to change the bytype for the ID (simple retarget) and the item in your 1 restock macro (remove add new item). So even if you only have 5 or 6 of 1 item this may still be pretty quick, once the initial macro is written?
edit, actually if you are pre-sorting loot into a starting chest (manually or with restock/organize) your can populate your restock with every item type as well since there will only be 1 item type in the starting chest.