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The short version:

By selecting the item you want to craft by clicking "Next" and then closing the crafting tool by clicking the "X" you can replace

/selectDraftSchematic ##;

with

/pause 1;
/ui action defaultButton;

The long version:

Open a crafting tool.
Pick the item you want to craft.
Click "Next" and advance to the resource input screen.
Click the "X" to close the tool.
Run the following macro.

/ui action toolbarSlot00;          <-- Selects your crafting tool in the F1 slot
/pause 1;                          <-- Wait for it to load (increase this based on lag)
/ui action defaultButton;          <-- Automatically press the "Next" button
/pause 4;                          <-- Wait for you to load the resources (increase this based on # of resources)
/nextcraftingstage;                <-- Finish the item and close the tool
/nextcraftingstage;
/nextcraftingstage;
/createprototype practice noitem;
/createprototype practice noitem;
/pause 1;                          <-- Pause just a second before continuing

/ui action toolbarSlot01;          <-- Select your crafting tool in the F2 slot
/pause 1;
/ui action defaultButton;
.....                              <-- Use as many iterations as you have tools

Notes:

To make each item instead of practicing you can replace
/createprototype practice noitem;
/createprototype practice noitem
with
/createprototype;
/createprototype;

When each iteration of the macro is done you will get two system messages saying "The crafting session has ended!" if it was successful or not. Watch for the countdown timer on your tool to see that it is working.

On /ui action commands capitalization matters. You must use "toolbarSlot##" and "defaultButton".

I have heard reports of macros not running as expected when semicolons were not used, use them to be safe.
F1 - F12 are toolbarSlot00 - toolbarSlot11
Shift F1 - Shift F12 are toolbarSlot12 - toolbarSlot23

Instead of clicking "Next" and "X" you can usually just click "Exit" (Doesn't always work for everyone but I like it.)

Thanks to Elyssa for posting this information and explaining how it works.

Ahazi - Ekki
Bria - Ekki Ialias
TC - Rekee
TC - CindiLou
TC - Kieni

Message Edited by Ekki on 07-06-2005 11:55 PM

can anyone confirm that /nextcraftingstage does anything nowadays? I tried typing it by itself and it does nothing. I keep seeing it in these macros but does it need to be there?

It doesn't advance the UI, just the crafting tool. So you won't *see* it doing anything.

One note, you may need to increase some of the pauses if you start having some of the sessions finish out strange (read as: not actually finish). I ended up changing the 1-second pauses to 2-second pauses and that helped tremendously.

cool thx for the info guys will try this out later.,..

Yey, now I don't have to spend forver goign throguh all the schematic numbers

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GrandPotato wrote:
can anyone confirm that /nextcraftingstage does anything nowadays? I tried typing it by itself and it does nothing. I keep seeing it in these macros but does it need to be there?

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or you can just use /nextc

heylà, the stupid of the village is here.

I start the tool and use the comand

/selectDraftSchematic 00

this will give me the resource imput for the schematic 00. Wrong schematic? I hit backand crtl+up arrow and I change 00 in 01, and hit enter ... then 02 then 03 ... til I get the right schematic.

When I ground architect it was too funny that the gungan's head statue kept moving from 60 to 90 in number.

I lose time but this way works fine. I remmeber the days you could order your datapad in a way you cound count the schematic. I am not able anymore to do that.

Laara

turn off auto sorting in datapad

turn off auto sorting in datapad

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And dont bother with the draft numbers, its useless and more time consuming than the method listed above, i discovered this a few months ago and posted it in the tailor forums so it does in fact work very well. used to take about 20-30 minutes each time I saw the trainer and the schematic number changed.