To get a foothold, I also leveled a Bannerman and an Alchemist to Legendary on Eden.
What I wish I had known beforehand to save myself from making Excel sheets and the like:
You can partially automate crafting using the command ‘Craftqueue’.
/craftqueue 3Would perform the next crafting task three times.
/craftqueue buy 3Would buy the items for the current crafting task three times. For the game to know which crafting task is active, you need to ‘click on’ it once. You’ll get a message saying you’re missing materials. If you then enter /craftqueue buy 3, the game knows what you want to craft and buys the materials for three attempts. You need to have the correct vendor targeted for this.
Hast du bereits einen Teil der Materialien und willst den Rest für deine X Versuche hinzukaufen, geht das mit
/craftqueue buy upto XDu hast vielleicht die Materialien für 3 Versuche, willst aber 5 Versuche starten, also kannst du die Materialien, die du für 5 Versuche benötigst hinzufügen, aber eben nicht wie bei „buy 5“ alle im Rezept enthaltenen Materialien für die 5 Versuche.
/macro UPTO5 /craftqueue buy upto 5So, I made myself some Macros or the things I craft repeatedly, using
/macro Kauf10 /craftqueue buy 10
/macro Mach10 /craftqueue 10Now I can craft these faster and more easily. This obviously saves a lot of time and mental effort (calculating the materials needed for X attempts).
This makes leveling crafting easier for the next crafters 🙂
Once you’ve improved your crafting skill accordingly, you might want to create an item of a certain quality. As an experienced crafter, you know that the higher the quality, the more attempts it takes. However, you can use the /craftqueue command to specify that crafting should only proceed up to a certain quality level.
/craftqueue <96-100>%So, if you want to keep crafting until you reach a 99% quality item, use the command:
/craftqueue 99%once an item with the desired quality is reached, the queue stops.
If you use Zenkcraft for the Eden server, you can use our Spellcrafting tool.
