The above algorithm is not the most efficient, and one that detects an array of correctly sorted items, and then moving things around it without checking each item for each slot, is even faster than the suggested (as it avoids the skip-checking of each move). Maybe people have seen how one item slowly wanders through an array of similar items. an entire tab with the same item_id, say if, 1 item had to be moved to the end of 100 similar items, it would just move said item from the target spot to destination spot, without taking 100 intermediate steps.

'If ((Item.ID) Equals (Item.ID)) then skip to Next Move' The major improvement of the sorting algorithm, is, that it should rely on a simple technique: Presumably you keep massive herb bags in slots 3 and 4, and are making lots of money from this because you have the two most expensive bank slots as well (10 and 11).Д«esides that it works nicely (when its otherwise updated to the whims of what blizzard makes behind the front gui), there is at least 1 thing that could be majorly improved. You now have two custom groups - herbs and bankherbs. You could put this into the 'groups' textbox: herbs 3,4 Let's say that you're a herbalist, and only want to do some things to your herb bags. To ignore slot 1 of bag 0, the first slot in your backpack, go to the 'ignore' panel and put '0 1' into the textfield and click 'okay'. It's sort of special, but you can think of it as part of the bank. Each bag has a number which addons use to interact with it. You need, regrettably, to hear about bag ids first. Here's a bit of elaboration on the syntax for those parts. bankstack - show configurationIn the /bankstack configuration you'll find sections for 'ignore' and 'groups'. stack - fill empty slots in group2 from group1 stack bank bags - fills stacks in your bags from your bank stack - fills stacks in your bank from your bags

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