3/25/2021:

I sent the following to someone that emailed me directly. I appreciate their interest in the addon and wherewithal to track down how to contact me directly. The people interested in this addon should know my quoted response below. The addon is open source by default since it is just a LUA script. Feel free to fork it. The addon should no longer be necessary after the "sticker book" or whatever they called it was released.

No, I do not play ESO anymore. I should probably post a note to the discussion thread on the forum there. I stopped playing when they stupidly disabled the API Master Merchant required to download sales data regarding guild stores. My "end game" was playing the economy, and I was in five different trade guilds. The API disabling ended my stay in ESO. It took away what I enjoyed, and I don't care if they re-enabled it at this point. All that said, the new "Sticker Book" should remove the need to use this addon. This addon was for the purpose of limited inventory and set tracking. You no longer have to do that after the new "Sticker Book" implementation (and I'll be honest, it made me consider playing again; but MMOs are toxic in my life). Yes, I still read the ESO forums despite being banned because I'm an asshole. Good luck and stay safe. I'm going to logon and copy/paste this to the thread.




ORIGINAL ADDON by Elephant: https://www.esoui.com/downloads/info...etTracker.html

The original addon is no longer being maintained. Future bug fixes and features will go into this one.

All credit for this addon goes to the original author Elephant.




To-do list (in no particular order):

-Make addon remove inventory holdings associated with deleted characters. It was not previously doing this with guild banks.

-Fix free bag space display feature. It doesn't appear to work despite loading proper data into tables.

-Check compatibility of all existing features with multiple accounts (I don't currently have a second account).

-Continued checks with compatibility with Inventory Grid View addon. It appears to be ignoring the tracked set icon offset. Which is fine, because it is displayed in a good place and doesn't conflict with CraftStore need-to-research icon placement. I don't use Inventory Grid View.

-Compatibility checks with FCO ItemSaver addon. I don't use this addon.

-Sort item holdings list.

-Add drop-down menu with preview to choose custom icon textures instead of manually entering file names.

-Add options to adjust icon offset in different inventory views (guild store, decon stations, etc.). The item icons are displayed at different locations for these lists, so a user might want to use different set tracker icon offsets.

-Add vertical icon offset slider and icon size adjustment.

-Allow crafted sets to be categorized/tracked and remove option for "track crafted sets".

-Add button in addon settings to delete the item holding inventory data from the SavedVars (will require the user to logon to each account/character, revist homes to populate home storage, revisit guild banks, etc.). This is to fix bad item holding data for deleted characters, guild banks they are no longer a member of, etc. without having to delete the entire SavedVars file.

-Add button in each tracked category option (where you can define a name and color) that clears all tracked sets for that category. This would be a QoL improvement for when these are adjusted and you want to clear the tracked sets for a fresh start without deleting SavedVars file.

-Enable the commented out code that gives an option for alpha transparency on the SetTracker holdings display window. This may have problems and is why it was disabled.

-Update localization tables to include any missing strings and make them consistent with en.lua and get translations for those if necessary. Also add localizations for the new addon setting menu options described above.

-Figure out why set tracking icons are not shown in item tooltip but are shown in popup item data.

-Some way to track needed traits/weights and highlight them in the inventory window. So when you're fumbling around in bags in those moments after a dungeon/trial, it's easier to see what you want to keep and what to trade without reviewing the item holdings list.