Manual Flea Price Updater - SPT Mods Workshop (2024)

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This mod basically draws live prices from Tarkov.Dev's API. Besides of that, you can add manual prices as well, and the manual prices you add will override the live prices. You can create sets of manual price files and manage them easily to make them suit for your goals.

You guys can drop your ideas, I will add them by time. PLEASE READ README EITHER FROM GITHUB OR README.txt IN GAME FILES

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Small changes and some reformatting, classic hotfix after release

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Bugfix that solves the dollar-euro trade fee bug on flea and adds an additional data.txt file to let the users do their settings in safe.

1- New Txt file: AdditionalData.txt is for your configurations. You won't need to mess with the Data.txt file which contains 3k items, at least to update the items manually. You can place your custom prices in the format I made, which is:

p:ITEM PRICE

id:ITEM ID

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Be careful about the amount of -'s since if you add one less or one more it may go crazy and break the algorithm. Just copy paste, and it will be okay.

2- Euro-Dollar based trade fee bug: Since the database doesn't have the currencies as data(or something else), I receive their price as 0 rubbles. Which triggers the function that makes all the 0 priced items raise to 10k rubbles, and makes the dollars and euros to reach god-like prices. Fixed that by adding manual prices to AdditionalData.txt

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Some bugfixes about manual additional prices. AdditionalData.txt => DataAdditional.txt

IMPORTANT: With the change of the name of additional price file, it's format also changed. Just one "-" will be enough to make the algorithm detect item separation. But it seems like it also works with the old format. For the people who doesn't want to place "-" between items, they can just add NF (No Format) to name of the text file. DataAdditionalNF.txt it should be.

Reformatted console outputs. Added a couple more code explanations. Made the code a little more optimized.

Let me know in any case of quality-of-life suggestions, don't be shy if you think the idea of yours is stupid. Because they are usually not, and your ideas will make the mod better!

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The non-working updater, the Exe file is fixed. It was not working due to no library with it. It belongs to a new folder now, which is Updater folder. You have to drop the Data.txt it creates to config to update the prices.

There is an Extras folder now. Which contains ten files of blank loadouts. You can fill them with your manual prices. Currently, it may have some bugs. But let me know if you get encountered with a bug. The files that is in extras are using the empty line format, not the "-" separation like DataAdditional.txt.

There is BasicDataFiles folder which contains two basic files for manual editing. They are in that folder to not override the user's old data files, if you don't have one from past just drop them to config so the game detects it.

There is an additional data file, which is RecommendedPrices.txt. It contains my own manual prices which I update according to the tarkov-market. You can give me yours if you want them to be added and they are based on online prices.

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The data reader part had an important bug that prevents your additional data to not be readed somehow, so I have done a small change and it seems it is working now.

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Just added an optional file for no 0 to 10k price change on updater.

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I had to change the Updater's code since it was not able to get tarkov.dev prices, it works fine now.

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The mod is back, I have no idea if someone already made a mod with the same functions, but here you go. The code is reworked and we are using jsons now. You can create packs of price sets and easily turn off them by taking them out from MyCustomPricePacks folder.

Thanks to Platinum's The Blacklist mod, it was a good reference for me to do the rework stuff. I recommend y'all to check that mod as well, it can fit better for your goals.