Smuggler Archive
Thread: Someone have a macro for a spice making grind
Probably takes longer working out a macro than completing the line
Grind it without a macro and do it in a cantina while using emotes while you craft.
:rolls a joint with dried gray leaves
:lites joint
:takes a hit
asses joint to person on his left
Mad Rifleman on StarSider, Spice Dealing Smuggler on the French Server V-something
/nextcraftingstage
/nextcraftingstage
/nextcraftingstage
/createPrototype practice no item
/createPrototype practice no item
save that as macro and put it in ur toolbar.
all u have to do now is open ur crafting tool, select teh spice (formaly shadowpaw cause ull get most XP from it), put in the stuff and huit the macro button.
and poof. it starts practicing
SatansCircus wrote:
OR YOU CAN JUST ACTUALLY DO IT YOURSELF!!!!!!
what the hell is wrong with youpeople the spice tree is one of the easiest in the game to master what the hell is the point of picking a profession you find so boring that you can't even be at your computer while the game is running. You can get more then 20,000 spice crafting experience in less then two hours if you don't have the time to do that then you should just find another game to play.
OR YOU CAN SHUT SHUT YOUR MOUTH AND MOVE ON!!!
What the hell is wrong with you if you cant answer this guys question then move on!! What the hell is the point of flaming this guy if you cant find anything constructive to say let alone stay on topic. Besides if you even knew the macro, youd know that you cant be away from your computer while the game is running because it doesnt work that way! You could save more than 20,000 seconds of your time by moving on in less than 2 seconds by keeping your mouth shut andnot posting.The guy might just have carpaltunnel syndrome or might just not want to deal with the extra clickclicking. If you cant respect other peoples opinions in a courteous fashion than you should just find anotherthread to troll on.
Is it because you, 6 months ago, clicked an icon or command button 6 more times than he will? Are you somehow a better player? Are you more experienced? Stuff it. You took the stairs, he wants the elevator. Learn to let go.
Anyway, as to constructive; the best way to figure out your schematic numbers is to open the tool, pick a number and start. If you're multiclassed as a crafter, you might have a bit of trouble getting to the spices and finding out which schematic it is. I reorganized my tool's schema view but found few/no patterns in picking the proper number, so I started somewhere 'near' and worked up to it. I think they've limited tool application now, but it used to be that since some tools had more schema available, the number would change. If you add a generic tool to your cycle, make sure the schematic number is still right, sometimes it changes.
FrankLee wrote:
Where exactly does someone get off trying to sink the guy looking for a macro?
Is it because you, 6 months ago, clicked an icon or command button 6 more times than he will? Are you somehow a better player? Are you more experienced? Stuff it. You took the stairs, he wants the elevator. Learn to let go.
Anyway, as to constructive; the best way to figure out your schematic numbers is to open the tool, pick a number and start. If you're multiclassed as a crafter, you might have a bit of trouble getting to the spices and finding out which schematic it is. I reorganized my tool's schema view but found few/no patterns in picking the proper number, so I started somewhere 'near' and worked up to it. I think they've limited tool application now, but it used to be that since some tools had more schema available, the number would change. If you add a generic tool to your cycle, make sure the schematic number is still right, sometimes it changes.
Go to your datapad and look at your schematic list. Click "change view" at the bottom to get you schematics in a list format. DO NOT SORT THE LIST. If you do, log out and wait a few min. If that doesn't work, wait till server reset or start guessing with random numbers.
Start counting down from the top. When counting, skip over any schema that will not show on the crafting tool you're using. e.g. Droid batteries do not show in a food & chem crafting tool so skip it.
Also skip all schema with a complexity over 20 (or 21?)
Schema are numbered in the order you aquired them. So the schema number for shadowpaw will be different for a novice smuggler that gets master medic then a master medic who then gets novice smuggler.
You should be able to get close the schema number even with a large number of them in your datapad.