v1.1.0
What's new in v1.1.0
Filters & search
- The Base Item tab prices the normal base of waystones & tablets — switching a waystone or tablet to its Base Item tab now defaults to a "Normal" rarity toggle (click it off to widen to any non-unique), so you get the normal-rarity price directly instead of a mix of rarities. A quick way to value or bulk-buy normal waystones and tablets.
- Corrupted filter on the waystone Base Item tab — checking a waystone's base offers a Corrupted: No / Any toggle (defaults to No), so you can find non-corrupted waystones on trade. Hidden on tablets (which can't be corrupted). The toggle labels now read "Corrupted: No / Any" everywhere.
- Un-lock the rarity on Normal/Magic items — the auto-selected Magic/Normal badge can now be clicked off to widen the search to any non-unique item.
- Base Item tab on every non-unique item — price the bare base of gear, jewels, waystones, charms, and tablets (including corrupted, crafted, or quality items), not just a lucky few.
- "Max Req. Level" filter auto-fills the item's own required level when you click the box.
Fixes
- Magic tablets price against magic on the main tab — they were searching any non-unique rarity (lumping them in with rares), which could misprice them; the main tab now constrains to magic, like other magic items.
- "Has empty modifier" no longer shows a phantom open affix on items past their modifier cap (e.g. after a "+1 to maximum modifiers" craft was removed).
- Hidden desecrated affixes are labeled "Desecrated" — the price-check toggle no longer shows the old "Veiled" term.
- Items with a hidden desecrated affix don't force item level into the Pseudo search — the Pseudo tab searches on the visible mods like any other item.
- The "show hidden" mods toggle stays visible when every mod is hidden — you can still reveal them.
- Chat-linked uniques show their mods up front with values pre-filled, instead of hiding every mod behind the "Hidden" toggle.
Kept in sync with the official Exiled Exchange 2 — based on v0.15.8.
Install note: the Windows build is unsigned, so SmartScreen/Defender may warn — click More info → Run anyway. The …Setup.exe auto-updates; the portable exe does not.