[Ahku]

Hello,

I have noticed that identical Items will 'stack' in the player owned merchants:

For Example:

3 potions of X will 'stack' (at one higher price) instead of displaying individualy three times (for a lesser price each) within the inventory.

I would rather have the merchant display the items individualy (like the non-player owned merchants do).

Is there an option for the player owned merchants that we can use to curtail this behavior?

Thanks,

[Bishop Edward]

Well I don't know if it could be scripted but a work around would involve you simply putting only one in at a time... of course I realize that is less profitable...

[Jechal]

putting them one at a time wont help.. but adjusting the inventory and manually seprateing them will be a good work around..

dont know if its scriptable or not.. but untill T can get to this i suggest just manually seprating the items..

[Balanor]

I can't really even think of a way to do this with a clunky workaround either. Might just have to try manually separating them, although I don't know if that will work either.

[Ahku]

Oh, i have tried to seperate them manualy, but once i check the merchant again the items are stacked...

[Bishop Edward]

Again, perhaps you may want to SELLING -

((I meant selling, i.e. allowing only a few at a time to exist in the store, rather than simply 'putting' (which I had thought of as 'placing' rather than putting but I realize that's really just self-created symantics which others have no real reason to pre-know... thus, I'm sorry about the confusion Jechal))

- selling them one or two at a time... until the problem is fixed, ... just a sugguestion.

At least then they may get bought rather than not bought because some people can only afford a few rather than many...

[Animayhem]

NPC merchants can have scripts buy which you can buy more than one of an item one at a time.

For pc merchants if they have more than one of an item then they need to watch their shop and if they allow there merchant to buy just remove them. Or do a test on price. Like see how much your merchant would charge for three of an item, if cheap enough leave it if not remove two and just add when one sold.