Improved UI for selecting optional materials (including quality mats and finishing mats).Improved UI for manually selected the target item for a quality craft, and having TSM automatically populate the cheapest set of quality materials needed.This includes things like Mass Milling, Mass Prospecting, Recrafting, etc. Crafting UI support for selecting materials for and crafting recipes that don’t have fixed materials.Updated Destroying data for DF Milling, Prospecting, and Disenchanting.Crafting cost and restocking support for quality crafts which produce gear of varying item levels.Here’s a list of things that are actively being worked on and can be expected to be released in the very near future: Restocking your groups based on Crafting operations is fully supported for crafted commodity items.Gathering then supports collecting all the materials as normal. Quality, optional, and finishing materials can all be added manually to a recipe within the Crafting UI and then either crafted directly or added to the queue.For crafted commodity items, the crafting cost and profit will accurately display in the tooltip, and be available for use in custom strings (i.e.With that said, let’s talk about what changes we’ve made so far, and where things are at as of the time of writing (v4.12.20). I understand people’s frustration with the state of TSM in Dragonflight so far, and am committed to improving things going forward. There are a variety of reasons for this, which mainly boil down to not having enough development hours to spend and underestimating just how much of TSM would need to change to support the new profession changes. TSM was definitely not as ready as I would have hoped for the changes in Dragonflight. I’ll start things off here by apologizing for not being as active as I would have liked with communicating this information sooner. In this post, we’re going to dive into where we’re at, what’s coming soon, and where we’re going with regards to supporting gold making in Dragonflight.

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