Restricted: You got it all right, the numbers {150, 500, 0} all indicate that it is sold at this base, while {0, 0, 1} indicate that it isn't sold at this base. The last float (or int) value is a multiplier for the base value in goods.ini

As for goods.ini, I parse all sections which have an entry "nickname" with a value that matches a real commodity name (there are other nicknames that aren't really commodities) and then store the price value internally (it is later used with the multiplier I mentioned above).

I have thought about having a checkbox (yet another checkbox ) that lets you do just what you want, I might add it in the next version now that there's public demand for it .

Wumpus23: That is another addition I've planned (don't know why I didn't put it in at first, really) It shouldn't be too hard to implement. Hopefully I can have a new version out later today

ok....i officially dont know enough about the c language to make this work...its a mess right now or id copy paste for what ive managed so far

Just you wait. Pretty soon, somebody will code a bot to do the entire trading thing automatically, so you don't even have to play the game, you can just bot.

well....i got a console app working that if you give it the commodity name it will tell you the buy/sell prices at all the bases

Bumping for version 0.7. Check the first post for details. I've also uploaded it to the Freelancer File Repository, don't know when it'll be accepted there though