Smiths, armourers, tailors and weavers now order pieces. In their shop, beside Buy, Sell and Teach, there is a fourth tab, Orders: there you ask for an order, which asks for 10, 15 or 20 of one piece within your skill. Each shopkeeper has a new one for you every six hours and keeps up to three waiting.
Only pieces made by a crafter count, yours or another player's; pieces bought in shops do not go in. You put them in from the same tab with Add: one piece, and the game asks for the next, or a whole bag at once. An order can also be filled away from the shop, with a double click on it.
A full order is handed in in the tab and pays gold, fame and points of its trade. Points buy rewards: ingots of the mines' metals, from Golden to Elfic, cut monster leather, from orc to daemon, and the order book, which keeps them all. Orders and the book stay with you when you die and cannot be stolen.
Along the way, the windows' scroll bars (the backpack, the shop, books, options) left the system's white and now wear the interface's colours.
How it all works, with the list of rewards and how many points each order gives, in the new bulk orders guide.