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Thanks alot molinaro, much appreciated

Ok , how do i know what nubers are associated with the schematics. i am still a novice and cant make rifle barrels yet, i need to use a different schematic. Please help

Hehe, 13-15 XPs a second. Advanced to Master in 2.5 hours. I love this macro set. I've got 5 Mediums on 85% steel and still can't keep up.

Raptor, which macro? the one posted here or a different one? Please help, i need all the help i can get lmao

With this macro. I got a friend working on WS too with a slightly higher end system getting 15 xps a second.

Translation: novice to level 1 skill = 35 - 45 minutes; level 1 to level 2 = 55 - 65 minutes; 2 to 3 = 75 - 80 minutes; 3 to 4 = 90 - 100 minutes.

In other words, Novice to Master: 1160 minutes, or19 hours and 18 minutes. Oh yeah, and about 452,400 units of steel. lol

I can't get this to work. I checked my spelling and syntax 20 times. It keeps getting hung up after i doubleclick the resource. It doesn't go any further. I increased the pause to 10 seconds. when I manually click the button it says schematic is not ready for assembly, the slot ingredients have not benn fufilled. Can someon please help me?

watch your xp, it appears you are its not working but you are still getting xp, i thought the same thing..

start your troubleshooting by running each of your small macros independently. After loading the ingredients, it shoudl remain on that same screen, but the rotating barrel will disappear. It will stay here until thetool shuts down completely and says "THe crafting session has ended!" THen you get XPs and the next tool is ready.

To test your macro, do these steps independently first to verify they all works

1) open the tools

2) type "/select XXX" and verify that the correct schematic screen pop up

3) double-click load the resources

4) type "/next; /next; /createp; /createp" or "/next; /next; /next; /createp; /createp" and make sure the timer show on the tools. If it doesn't, then use the other one (eg 2 /next vs 3 /next).

Once you verify the syntax work, you can create a macro to craft one schematic AFTER the tool had been opened. MyCraftMacro: "/select XXX; /pause YYY; /next; /next; /createp; /createp" for example. The rule of thumb for the resource pause is 1 second per resources plus 1.5 second.

Then you create another macro to launch open tools sequentially. (eg /ui action toolbarSlot00; /MyCraftMacro; /pause YYY+1.5; /ui action toolbarSlot01; /MyCraftMacro; /pause YYY+1.5, etc)

The "schematics is not ready for assembly" message is when you don't have enough resource, eg you put 19 metal when it's asking for 20. The 2nd reason why it may not go is because you use the incorrect number of "/next". Remember 2 /next if you're not next to a station (no experiment) and 3 /next if you're next to one because of the experiment screen. And you need 2 /createp, not one.

Nice to see you are as happy as I was when I started using this macro. Sadly I got to 1403 before I started using it

Another change to this that some of you may want to try is this:

Add a /pause 6; to the end, and then a /uiaction to restart the F1 script recursively! This way it will just keep looping and you don't have to restart it.

To stop it, just CTL-~ or CTL-TAB to a dif toolbar with empty slots and the script will end.

Or use the /dump command

Hey, when I use the /ui action toolbarslot10 it doesnt do anything, is there something I'm missing?

Ok nvm, you have to use a capital S in slot