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My Draft Schematic numbers keep randomnly jumping up or down almost everyday. Its such a pain in the ass to play that guessing game everyday just to start crafting. ANyone else have this problem or am I doing something wrong in my macro script? I'm using the super easy uber whatever one found in these forums.

Thanks

I'm having the same trouble.

Item "00" is brings up a Camp Kit, but that's not the first thing on my list.

How are the draft schematics organized? It's not alpha, or Icon, or type.

It also doesn't matter which "View" I have.

I'm completely confused on this one.

Any help that folks have on the this would be greatly appreciated.

Looks like I found the solution on my own:

If you resize the window for the "Draft Schematics" or sort them differently then when you start the program, then you will end up shiftingthem out of their invisible, numeric order.

Quit the program and re-logon. This will re-organize the list for you.

"00" will now correspond to the first item on the list, with "01" the next item to the right and so on.

SImply count down to your desired item and use that number.

I assume the Devs. used this method so that the list would not re-numerate when you learned how to make new items. This makes sense. If they were sorted Alphabetically, you would constantly have to update your scripts.

Cheers-

I have master artisan and intermediate weapons crafting,I am looking for a # for projectile rifle barrels, changeing the view and counting didnt come out right. Every number I try seems to come out as chemical dispersal mechanisms. Anyone know a sure way to tell what number a schematic is?

Here is how I do.
I run the macro, as se what item is produced. If it is not the PRB I open the data pad and look how far beyond/before the schematic is compared to the projectile rifle barrel. Then I adjust the number in the macro.
If I end up at one item above/below and just it still choose the same item when I add/decrees the number by one, I start changing it 5 at the time until I over shoot, and then go the other way one at the time.