Lol TM.....   This probably tmi but my wife pointed out to me that even with our bedroom curtains closed when i get out of the shower & gor for boxers / socks in my dresser the only thing you can see through the gap at the end of curtain is crack... This is really only funny when you realize she was talking our dog out off the deck which is basically right next where my neighbor sits & drinks his coffee in the morning.....   

Maybe that's why your neighbor chooses to drink his coffee there. Yikes..

Welcome to SUO!  Great job on the revision.

Great little script here.  Got it running the first time with the instructions given, exactly as you would hope for any script.

One question about a possible feature.  A lot of people in the bulk bod business collect both tailor and smith bods and put them into 1 book for each char and after a couple months they'd use something like this to "sort".  I see that you have a tailor sorter as well, and here is my question:

Can you add a "book type" so when you do the 'smith' sort on a book, that any tailor bods it pulls out it puts into a "tailor bod"
book so you can run that in your tailor sorter?  Currently it just pulls the tailor bods out and mixes them in with the "never fill" because it doesn't recognize them I'm sure.   I guess I could run the sorter on that book, though if it didn't have the smith ones in it it'd be easier. 

Appreciate the kind words, glad it worked as you had hoped it would.

As for adding the ability to drop the tailor bods into their own book, I don't think that is really possible because of how I did the scoring categories.  Anything that doesn't score into one of the specific books variables is automatically tossed into the "never fill" book.  I would have to create a specific score for all of the tailor bods to do what you are asking.

A simple solution I suppose would be to add an additional book filter to this script as I have in the Tailor Bod sorter.  It checks off the "Tailoring" filter in the book menu so only TBods show up in the list for sorting.  I can see about adding that sub to this script as well.  Then after running the smith sorter, just run the tailor sorter on the same book since there would be nothing but tailor bods left in the book. 

I will toy around with that when I have some time tomorrow.   

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Welcome to the community!  Thanks for the intro.

Welcome to SUO!

Welcome!!