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Thread: Selling outfits

YukonSam
Mon Aug 25, 2003 8:57 am
#1

I brought this up in Beta, but never harped on it much,so I thought I'd toss it out for discussion.


We really ought to have some method of selling a set of dissimilar items on the bazaar and on vendors. That would allow us to coordinate and package a whole outfit, rather than throwing shirt A and pants B up on the bazaar and hoping they sell as a matched set.


The same capability would also be useful for armorsmiths, who also deal in full sets, and chefs and artisans who could sell a bag of low-cost items rather than having to list each one seperately.


I'm not sure how the categorization would work. There might have to be a "collections" subcategory under clothing, and every item in the container sold in that category would have to belong to the main category. I'm opento more elegant solutions.


A similar capability existed in UO, and it lent itself to a variety of applications limited only by the imagination of the packager.

Creepoh
Mon Aug 25, 2003 10:09 am
#2

There is a workaround. Put everything in a pack and sell it with a name like "uber 1337 matrix jedi hooded outfit".


I think the "Set Name" radial on packs was intended for house sorting, but it works nicely in this situtation.


For the record this isn't even my own idea... a non-Tailor PA mate came up with it, and we dida test sell to make sure it would work. I'm posting it here because I assume many of you have come up with the idea independently. If not, whoops...


I have yet to implement this on my vendor, primarily because I've been too busy.




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YukonSam
Mon Aug 25, 2003 10:50 am
#3

What category does it show up in? Ifitwould sortto the right category, this may be all that's needed.
Creepoh
Mon Aug 25, 2003 11:30 am
#4

That is the catch. It would sort as a pack, under Wearable Containers, which some people have problems finding already.



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