Tailor Archive
Thread: Can Grinding tailor get easier?
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H1kiro
Tue Aug 23, 2005 10:12 pm
#1
I am currently grinding tailor, making ribbed shirts over and over. The thing that I keep dreading is searching for the ribbed shirt shcematic at the next box. Is there any way to calculate wich schematic number an article of clothing will have?
Sorry if this has been asked many times, I am very new to crafting and have not read anything about it in the last few faqs.
Pappi
Tue Aug 23, 2005 11:47 pm
#2
search is your friend
Message Edited by Pappi on 08-24-2005 12:37 AM
H1kiro
Wed Aug 24, 2005 7:40 pm
#3
Thanks, so many search results so little time to sort through them :b
NamedJughead
Mon Aug 29, 2005 10:41 am
#5
Ive noticed that the crafting tool will usually default to the last item crafted. So when running the macro you dont need to tell it what item to craft. You just need to start the tool, then select your schematic, once you are in the resource add screen, you can close the tool and then run your macro. This will save tons of time whenever you level up cause each time the schematic number will change. Also changes when you are near a crafting station (private or public). You'll need to make one of these for each tool (named craft1, craft2, craft3, etc.) This same macro will work equally well for every crafting profession that Ive done. Artisan, Architect, Tailor, Weaponsmith, Armorsmith, and Shipwright. I have not tried Chef, BE, Doctor, or DE but I imaginethey would all be the same. You will have to adjust pauses depending on the number of tools you are using and item complexity. Ideally, it will wrap back to the first tool just as it finishes. You can also remove the words "practice" and "noitem" and the macro will actually create the item at the end, sacrificing the 5% xp bonus from practice mode but allowing you to sell the finished item. As far as what to grind... Tailor: Start with the shirts as youre doing, go up the field wear category first, then finish tailor with cartrige belts once you hit field wear 4. Keep in mind that the spelling and the capital and lowercase letters have to be exactly as I have them here. This macro doesnt care if you are near a crafting station or not, just have to be near one the whole time, or away from one, whatever the case may be.
Craft1
/ui action toolbarSlot00; (Start on an empty pane, top left)
/pause 9; (this allows time to add resources- make longer for complex items)
/nextcraftingstage;
/nextcraftingstage;
/nextcraftingstage;
/createprototype practice noitem;
/createprototype practice noitem;
/pause 3; (used to delay starting next crafting tool)
/macro craft2;
/pause 9; (this allows time to add resources- make longer for complex items)
/nextcraftingstage;
/nextcraftingstage;
/nextcraftingstage;
/createprototype practice noitem;
/createprototype practice noitem;
/pause 3; (used to delay starting next crafting tool)
/macro craft2;
Im sorry ifI have duplicated a post butI found it difficult to find a macro of this sort and ended up piecing this one together on my own from various other commandsI figured out and looked up. This one I know for a fact works as I still use it to this day and have passed it to several others in my guild.
Hope this helps and hope I didnt step on any feet!
Message Edited by NamedJughead on 08-29-2005 01:46 PM
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