Stash price badges paint a price on the stash cells you track. 0.14.0 changed how they find those cells, so most players no longer need to calibrate anything.
Tracking a slot
- Open your stash in Path of Exile 2.
- Hover an item and press
Ctrl+Alt+K. Its price is painted on the cell. Ctrl+Alt+Jforgets the slot under your cursor.
Badges show only while the stash is open on the same tab.
The grid finds itself
ePOE now looks for the stash grid in the game window every time it checks the stash — at any resolution, aspect ratio or UI scale.
- Quad tabs are recognised on their own: it tries the normal 12×12 grid first and the 24×24 quad grid when that does not fit.
- Special tabs — currency, essence, runes, fragments and similar — place a tracked badge using that tab's own slot layout instead of a square grid. This is in beta — if a badge lands on the wrong slot, report it with a stash capture (see the Support page).
- The stash is confirmed open by its look, not only by the word "Stash" on screen, so a dimmed stash behind the pause menu does not count.
Badges that follow your items
Each tracked slot remembers what its item looks like. When the item has moved or sold, the badge hides instead of showing a stale price on an empty or different cell.
Calibration is now a fallback
Overlays → Stash Prices → Calibrate grid still exists. Use it only if badges consistently sit a cell off: the grid found on screen takes priority, then your calibration, then the built-in estimate. The Quad-tab grid switch is likewise only needed when the automatic check cannot tell.
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