I'm not sure those items can be searched yet on Outpost...

So I just finished adding this new functionality around an hour ago. You can now search for Specialised/Professional Fabricators or Kits, and they'll also display properly in trades and backpacks. Unfortunately the old system "compressed" all different types into one item, so old trades won't show up properly in searches. There's already more people starting to create trades with the new items in though, so searches are working great!

Hello I am still a little confused. When you hover over an item for trade on the left it shows the name and type of pro fabricator. What is the best way to search for loch-n-load pro fabricators? I am still left with having to randomly add a loch n load on the left or right and wonder if people put an unusual loch or strange or regualr etc. is there a way you can add the search for notes to include the description of the items themselves valve uses or am I missing something.

Originally posted by GHOST2501:

Hello I am still a little confused. When you hover over an item for trade on the left it shows the name and type of pro fabricator. What is the best way to search for loch-n-load pro fabricators? I am still left with having to randomly add a loch n load on the left or right and wonder if people put an unusual loch or strange or regualr etc. is there a way you can add the search for notes to include the description of the items themselves valve uses or am I missing something.

Unfortunately due to the way that fabricators are designed this isn't easily possible - it would require a lot of hackiness and would probably be pretty slow, to the point where it could even slow down the entire website. Fabricators themselves are just one item, the things thrown on top are simply attributes.

I figured that But thanks for what you did at least I can hover on the fabricators and see. Thanks again..

Maybe later you can start indexing the attributes too? Going through 7 pages to find out that the one you are looking for is not even up for trade is a bit tedious.