craft rares

[litewave]

I noticed some rares are missing from the list in common.xml, as well as some non-rares being there which i suspect is why recipes sometimes show up under the wrong options.

here is what i have after sorting and making comments:

<Set Name="List of Rares">
<Setting Name="yarrow">yarrow</Setting>
<Setting Name="sisal root">sisal</Setting>
<Setting Name="dandelion fiber">dandelion</Setting>
<Setting Name="figwart roots">figwart</Setting>
oak root? is this accidently covered by severed oak?
<Setting Name="saguaro roots">saguaro</Setting>
<Setting Name="nimbus root">nimbus</Setting>
<Setting Name="Mantrap Root">mantrap</Setting>
<Setting Name="Mantrap">mantrap</Setting>

<Setting Name="bronze cluster">bronze</Setting>
<Setting Name="blackened iron cluster">blackened iron</Setting>
<Setting Name="steel cluster">steel</Setting>
<Setting Name="feysteel cluster">feysteel</Setting>
<Setting Name="ebon cluster">ebon</Setting>
<Setting Name="cobalt cluster">cobalt</Setting>
<Setting Name="xegonite cluster">xegonite</Setting>
<Setting Name="Incarnadine Cluster">incarnadine</Setting>

<Setting Name="waxed">waxed</Setting>
<Setting Name="cured">cured</Setting>
<Setting Name="dragonhide pelt">dragonhide pelt</Setting>
<Setting Name="hidebound pelt">Hidebound Leather</Setting>
cuirboilli leather pelt (T3)
engraved leather pelt (T4)
augmented leather pelt (T5)
scaled leather pelt (T6)

solidified loam (T1)
alkaline loam (T2)
malleable loam (T3)
ductile loam (T4)
fused loam (T5)
alkali loam (T6)
<Setting Name="spongy loam">spongy loam</Setting>
<Setting Name="Silicate Loam">silicate</Setting>

<Setting Name="severed alder">alder</Setting>
<Setting Name="severed bone">bone</Setting>
<Setting Name="severed fir">&quot;fir &quot;</Setting>
<Setting Name="severed oak">oak</Setting>
<Setting Name="severed cedar">cedar</Setting>
<Setting Name="severed ironwood">ironwood</Setting>
<Setting Name="rough lumbered ebony">ebony</Setting>
<Setting Name="Mahogany Lumber">mahogany</Setting>

<Setting Name="copper cluster">copper</Setting>
<Setting Name="silver cluster">silver</Setting>
<Setting Name="palladium cluster">palladium</Setting>
<Setting Name="ruthenium cluster">ruthenium</Setting>
<Setting Name="rhodium cluster">rhodium</Setting>
<Setting Name="vanadium cluster">vanadium</Setting>
<Setting Name="acrylia cluster">acrylia</Setting>
<Setting Name="Tynnonium Cluster">Tynnonium</Setting>

<Setting Name="rough lapis lazuli">lapis</Setting>
<Setting Name="rough coral">coral</Setting>
<Setting Name="rough jasper">jasper</Setting>
<Setting Name="rough opal">opal</Setting>
<Setting Name="rough ruby">ruby</Setting>
<Setting Name="rough pearl">pearl</Setting>
<Setting Name="rough moonstone">moonstone</Setting>
<Setting Name="Rough Fire Emerald">fire emerald</Setting>

quest items i assume.
<Setting Name="Rusty Wurmslayer">Wurmslayer</Setting>
<Setting Name="a beautiful oak shaft">oak shaft</Setting>

not sure what this is besides a part of a item title for some mastercrafted items, its not a component in and of itself as far as i can tell.
<Setting Name="roughspun">roughspun</Setting>

why are these non rares doing here?
<Setting Name="Ferrite cluster">Ferrite</Setting>
<Setting Name="Ferrite">ferrite Cluster</Setting>
<Setting Name="Redwood">Redwood Lumber</Setting>
<Setting Name="Bristled pelt">Bristled Leather</Setting>
<Setting Name="Ferrite Cluster">ferrite Cluster</Setting>
</Set>

 

[Valerian]

Ok, on evaluation of the whole rare "detection" process, I've determined that we can NOT determine a rare by the primary component. That information is not available to us at the time the combobox is populated, and takes from 0.5 to 1.5 seconds to get that information from the server for each recipe.

Therefore, rares must be determined based on recipe name. Currently, the script iterates through the List of Rares and uses a RecipeName.Find on the values (the text between the tags, not the name). The script does not even look at the name, though there is an unused function to check based on that as well. Please keep all this in mind when tweaking this file

There are a few false positives with this system as well, but it appears to be the best that we can do right now. I'll go over the rares list and see what (if anything) can be done with them.