Quick Fix for CRAFT (Tinkering)

[Amadeus]

Here is a quick fix for /craft in regards to tinkering until Blazer releases a new version. It's definately not pretty, but it does work.

At any point in this explanation that says "YOUR TRADESKILL CLASS HERE", you should insert your current primary tradeskill class. For example, if you're a woodworker, you would put in "woodworker". Also, this fixes tinkering only, however, the same concepts should apply for transmuting if you take the time to figure it out.


1. Go to /Scripts/EQ2Craft/Recipe Data
2. Open Skills.xml. At the bottom of the file, BEFORE </InnerSpaceSettings> ...add the following:

 <Set Name="Tinkering">
   <Setting Name="1 1">Overhaul</Setting>
   <Setting Name="1 2">Data Management</Setting>
   <Setting Name="1 3">Test Run</Setting>
   <Setting Name="2 1">Overhaul</Setting>
   <Setting Name="2 2">Data Management</Setting>
   <Setting Name="2 3">Test Run</Setting>   
   <Setting Name="3 1">Overhaul</Setting>
   <Setting Name="3 2">Data Management</Setting>
   <Setting Name="3 3">Test Run</Setting>
   <Setting Name="4 1">Overhaul</Setting>
   <Setting Name="4 2">Data Management</Setting>
   <Setting Name="4 3">Test Run</Setting>
   <Setting Name="5 1">Overhaul</Setting>
   <Setting Name="5 2">Data Management</Setting>
   <Setting Name="5 3">Test Run</Setting>
   <Setting Name="6 1">Overhaul</Setting>
   <Setting Name="6 2">Data Management</Setting>
   <Setting Name="6 3">Test Run</Setting>
   <Setting Name="7 1">Overhaul</Setting>
   <Setting Name="7 2">Data Management</Setting>
   <Setting Name="7 3">Test Run</Setting>
 </Set>

(Note: When you get new buffs, you can simply edit this file and replace these buff names. Just check the description and make sure that they do basically the same effect.)

3. Open Common.xml. Find the line that says:

 <Setting Name="woodworking">woodworker</Setting>

..and add the following line below it:

 <Setting Name="Tinkering">YOUR TRADESKILL CLASS HERE</Setting>

4. Open up your tradeskill class xml file. For example, if you are a woodworker, open up woodworker.xml. Then, at the top of the file, after <InnerSpaceSettings> ...MANUALLY type in your recipes. Here are the first three for you so that you can see how it's done:

 <Set Name="Miscalibrated Gnomish Crosstrainers">
  <Setting Name="RecipeID">1590708058</Setting>
  <Setting Name="Level">1</Setting>
  <Setting Name="Knowledge">Tinkering</Setting>
  <Setting Name="Device">Work Bench</Setting>
  <Setting Name="PrimaryComponent">Raw Lead</Setting>
  <Setting Name="BuildComp1">8 Leaded Loam</Setting>
  <Setting Name="BuildComp2">4 Raw Lead</Setting>
  <Setting Name="BuildComp3">4 Raw Tin</Setting>
  <Setting Name="FuelComponent">4 coal</Setting>
 </Set> 
 <Set Name="Automated Finishing Saw">
  <Setting Name="RecipeID">558488619</Setting>
  <Setting Name="Level">2</Setting>
  <Setting Name="Knowledge">Tinkering</Setting>
  <Setting Name="Device">Work Bench</Setting>
  <Setting Name="PrimaryComponent">Raw Lead</Setting>
  <Setting Name="BuildComp1">10 Leaded Loam</Setting>
  <Setting Name="BuildComp2">9 Raw Lead</Setting>
  <Setting Name="BuildComp3">4 Raw Tin</Setting>
  <Setting Name="FuelComponent">4 coal</Setting>
 </Set>
 <Set Name="Automated Rounding Hammer">
  <Setting Name="RecipeID">2659959049</Setting>
  <Setting Name="Level">3</Setting>
  <Setting Name="Knowledge">Tinkering</Setting>
  <Setting Name="Device">Work Bench</Setting>
  <Setting Name="PrimaryComponent">Raw Lead</Setting>
  <Setting Name="BuildComp1">10 Leaded Loam</Setting>
  <Setting Name="BuildComp2">9 Raw Lead</Setting>
  <Setting Name="BuildComp3">4 Raw Tin</Setting>
  <Setting Name="FuelComponent">4 coal</Setting>
 </Set>

Please note that EVERYTHING in the xml files is case sensitive. Also, you will notice that all of the components are listed in their singular form, not the plural form as is found in the recipe description in-game.

Finally, to find out the recipe ID number of a recipe, simply type (in game) "echo ${Me.Recipe[RECIPE NAME].ID}"

 

[Amadeus]

I should also state that this is probably not very useful for getting 'pristines' ...you'll have to wait for blazer on that.

Also, there might be a better way of ordering or utilizing the skills in the skills.xml spot. There are only 3 slots and 4 buffs ..and I didn't really spend THAT much time deciding which to use and in which slot. So, post if you find a better method.

 

[gp1001]

None of the reaction arts are casting? is this what you meant by not very good for getting pristines?

 

[Amadeus]

I can get pristines just fine. I'm just saying that it might not be the BEST way to get pristines since it's not casting them in any intelligent way. It's just randomly casting them.