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Good eveing everyone! I am almost master doctor 4/4/4/2 and im wondering on what to grind on for the rest of way to master? In addition, when making advanced stims and meds does every componet you put into it need to be advanced or does like having Advanced Bio Eff and rest normal boost anything? I would like to thank all doctors in advanced for any help you can give me in this. Happy Healing

lol looks like no one knows!

adv bios work very well for grinding.

I grinded my last crafting box with 7K of metal and seeds (I didn't use all of it) on normal BEC's in practice mode. I hate going to Lok for wheat. I had my own personal flora and mineral harvesters gather for a few days for me, and then just sat and kept 3 tools working constantly. You can use only 1 or 2 Advanced components if you want, and Adv components will always boost something (uses, power, or both). I've seen even poor quality Adv BEC's work better then high quality BEC's.

i also hate wasting lok wheat so i did adv infection amplifier in practice mode for 120 xp each . took a while to get thetitanium aluminum, elton gas wes pretty easy . I colected them while i was slowly getting med xp. you can get 1k a minute or more with 4 or 5 tools and finish practice macro.

Thanks for all the wonderful info guys. A crafting macro? I have heard about these but im not sure how they work. If anyone could give me an example that would be awesome. Btw you guys rock

Hi Ubahvamp,

The following is an example of a med crafting macro which could be used for crafting something simple like a Stim-A. You still need to be sitting right there in front of the computer, but it speeds up grinding. I have never come across, nor would I want to, an AFK macro that does everything for you. It is also not possible to macro the experimentation phase of crafting, so you won't be able craft quality items this way - it's purely to get xp.

This is the code:

/ui action toolbarSlot00;
/selectDraftSchematic##;
/pause 5;
/nextCraftingStage;
/nextCraftingStage;
/nextCraftingStage;
/createPrototype practice no item;
/createPrototype;

Where toolbarSlot00 needs to refer to the correct toolbarSlot (00-11) and the ## refers to a two digit schematic number (00 and above).

But rather than go wildly off topic, I wrote some more detail here. This includes more details about how to loop the macro and how to understand some of the schematic and toolbarSlot commands.

Hope that helps.

Maudlin.