Summary

You can now choose more items to be sold when you click the "Bulk Sell" button during a trade.

The item choices are done through the mod options (default ctrl+F10, and click on the mod). The item choices are not shown in the regular bulk sell item selection menu (as I do not really know how to add the options there in a good way).

Example: If you select "+3" for weapons, all common weapons with an enchantment level of +3 and lower will be moved to be sold. Items marked as "notable" are never moved. Items that have a unique name are also not moved, unless you pick the option in the mod menu. Even with this option, items marked "notable" by the game are never moved to be sold. You can also toggle enchantment types such as Shock, Cold Iron etc. for weapons, planning to add similar options to other items.

Important: Make sure to always double check the items that are about to be sold!

Full changelog can be found under the logs tab.

Update 0.4.4: Compatibility update for game version 1.3.0k.
Update 0.4.3: 

• Fixed some unique accessories being moved for bulk selling.
• More accessories can now be sold: amulets of mighty fists, amulets of agile firsts, bracers of lesser archery. These all use the same enchantment level for their accessory type item (e.g., setting necklaces to +2 will sell both amulets of natural armor +2, and amulet of mighty fists +2). 
  

Feedback and bug reports are welcome!



Installation

• Install the latest version of Unity Mod Manager (UMM), and set it up for Pathfinder: WotR.
• Manually download the mod archive (.zip), and install it through UMM. You can simply drag & drop the archive to the box in UMM.
  

You are set! The game should show the installed mods at the main menu.

Note that using mods disables Steam achievements. You can re-enable them with this mod (at least at the time of writing this).


Other Information

The mod does not change any game files and does a very minor patch, so it should be compatible with almost any other mod. That being said, use it at your own risk.


Known issues

See bug reports for known issues and other known bugs. You are welcome to submit bug reports as well if it doesn't already exist!


Credit

Some of the mods and tools I use during development, and which I am thankful for:

• Data Viewer and Toy Box by Cabarius, which are immensely helpful in understanding the internals of items, blueprints and enchantments, as well as adding items for testing!
• Enhanced Inventory by Xenofell, not only for its usefulness in game, but also some inspirations from its great source code for a new modder!