Made a website for listing your company for sale. There is a filter/searching system to make it easier for prospective buyers to find the companies they want to buy. It won't be useful unless directors decide to use it, so show some love.
TCX requires a Minimal Access key to pull basic profile and job information. Your API key is used for immediate verification of your account and director status. It is never stored in our database. It exists only in temporary session memory on the server. TCX only stores the company name, stars, price, and description you provide. This information is deleted from the public market if you unlist or record a sale. If you mark as sold, it will be stored in the "My History" tab which only you have access to.
A recent change to global caching has made this tool pretty much useless. You can still message me to try it for yourself.
TLDR This tool searches the item market for items below your profit % and makes a noise and sends a notification when an item is found to be profitable. Updates automatically every 30 seconds (adjustable).
Long version You will need to input a Public Access API Key in order to use this website.
Select items, fill in your settings, and start. Every 30 seconds, the page will be updated with your item's prices.
Torn has a limit of 100 API calls per minute, across all your API Keys, so please select your amount of items and how often they're updated with this in mind.
The 'Price' will be highlighted Green if an item is priced within your profit margin, Orange if an item is priced below the market average (i.e. still profitable vs 24-hour average) and Red if an item is priced above the market average (i.e. unprofitable vs 24-hour average).
There is an audio notification that is played whenever an item is found within your profit margin (green), and you can also enable the usual browser notifications if you allow it when prompted (you can click on these notifications to open the item market for that item).
Pricing Price: 1 xanax a month or 20 xanax for lifetime
message me "Live search trial" for a free week
Disclaimer
I do not, and will not, ever store or use your API keys for any purpose other than user verification.
Prevents over-training a gym by disabling the train button if it would ruin your stat ratios. Requires TornTools. Edit the script to configure desired gyms.
Made a website for listing your company for sale. There is a filter/searching system to make it easier for prospective buyers to find the companies they want to buy. It won't be useful unless directors decide to use it, so show some love.
TCX requires a Minimal Access key to pull basic profile and job information. Your API key is used for immediate verification of your account and director status. It is never stored in our database. It exists only in temporary session memory on the server. TCX only stores the company name, stars, price, and description you provide. This information is deleted from the public market if you unlist or record a sale. If you mark as sold, it will be stored in the "My History" tab which only you have access to.
i.e. How many trains do you need in MAN+INT then INT+END etc to get to your desired total per stat.
1. Use the API to grab user profile and job details 1a. Prefill current workstats 1b. Grab position + efficiency from API to directly prefill daily stats (calculate efficiency per position AND how it affects daily stat growth from it)
2. Add a dropdown for company + position. 2a. This can prefill the daily stats, and 2b. show you that some companies dont have certain stat combos - meaning you cant train in it perfectly.
3. Create a hashed/account-bound share link to give to your employer
3a. This makes it easier to save it for yourself, and to inform the trainer of your plan 3b. If you also add manual editing to this, it helps the director keep track of which trains have been handed out and what is remaining 3c. If you integrate [1b] into this, then each day as your efficiency (and thus your daily stat growth) in each position increases, your previously optimal training regimen is no longer optimal and needs recalculating.