Artisan Archive

I must say many questions I have had have been answered here on the boards. Afew I can't find answers for:
1: when you craft an item and it tell you it is a success what does the value % mean and what do those green tick marks mean, some times there is 1 or two of them some times there is 1 fat one.
2: how do you know what a good price is for an item, i can look to see what everyone else is selling them for but how do i know that wat they are selling them for is a good price.

The % marks, as I understand them, are showing a percent of it's maximum theoretical value. I think that in theory, you could reach 100% with materials with a 1000 stat in the critical areas, good luck, and enough experimentation points. As a master artisan using 989 OQ Aluminum and 995 OQ inert petrochem, I can get powerups to 99% through experimentation. (Overall Quality is 100% of the the critical specs on both components in this spec)

Generally, I figure a fair price on an items is 2-3x it's cost in resources plus a certain amount for doing the crafting. For someone who buys resources at a good price, this is making the item at about cost. For advanced items, like high level weapons, crafters can ask (and get) many times that cost in resources.

Check out www . swgcraft.com for a list of many schematics and what they take to build.