We want separate groups for the weapon and ring enchants as we may want to treat them differently. In the example we are making an enchanting group. So if you want some groups to have the same mailing operation, but different auctioning operations you could make separate sub groups.
The main advantage of sub groups is that they inherit the operations of the parent group by default.
To change the name you choose the group and then click the pen icon next to the name as shown below. In this case we will just name it enchanting.
#TSM4 BUY GROUP FULL#
TSM will sort groups alphabetically so you may want to add numbers first to get full control of the order. There are tons of naming conventions out there. You’ll typically want to give your group a name right away. To make a nested group you simply click the same symbol on the group you just made. Then you click the little round + icon that appears when you hover over the base group as highlighted in the screenshot above You just open the TSM window by typing /tsm into chat and head to the groups section. This means that how you setup your groups is based primarily on how you want to have TSM treat your items. A group can have more than one operation in some areas, for instance if you want to post an item in several different stack sizes. Operations are rules about how you treat the items in a group. We can’t really understand groups completely without a bit of a look at operations. You can check out part 1 here and the full guide series here.Īs part of the guide I will show you exactly how I made my TSM enchanting group from my guide last week. Groups are collections of items in World of Warcraft that you want TSM to treat the same way. Groups are one of the major building blocks in TSM, and you will need to understand them to get the most out of TSM.
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