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Profit Tracker Plugin

This runelite plugin tracks the profit you are generating while money-making. This can be based on GE, alchemy, or shop values.

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For example, if you are filling vials, the plugin will accumulate profit each time you fill vial, accounting for empty vials price in GE.

Depositing or withdrawing items will not affect profit value.

Gold drops

Every change in your inventory, bank, and grand exchange box is monitored and a corresponding profit animation will be shown.

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For example, if you buy in a general shop, an item for 20 coins, which is worth in GE 220 coins, ProfitTracker will generate a gold drop animation of 200 coins.

How to use

The plugin will begin tracking when entering the game. The session can be reset or adjusted manually by using shift + right-click on the overlay. Reloading the plugin will also cause a reset.

Certain actions will not record profit unless the bank has been opened at least once to create a baseline, and again to see changes. Things like using a deposit box to empty storage pouches, or banking items directly from reward chests. So make sure to open up the bank once for better accuracy before doing those things.

If using the GE, open the bank first so gold withdrawn automatically for trades can be detected and recovered upon opening the bank again.

Grand exchange profits are calculated when the exchange or collection box is open.

Running the plugin from repo

Clone the repo, and run ProfitTrackerTest java class from Intellij.

Missing features

Items that store other items for charges like powered staves or elemental tomes only cause profit when charging or unchanging, not through regular use. Start and end a session with the item uncharged for the most accuracy.

Some permanent storage locations may not be tracked, causing items stored or withdrawn to record profit or loss. Things like deaths storage, PoH costume room, stashes, or raid storage.

Credits

Credit to wikiworm (Brandon Ripley) for his runelite plugin

https://github.com/wikiworm/InventoryValue

which helped for the creation of this plugin!