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So if you use minimum profit amounts, it is important that this is set correctly! Examples The craft value is used in the profit column in the crafting window, and by the crafting operation to calculate the profit. This will mostly be the case for items with random procs, or if you know that you will sell your item for more than dbminbuyout. This is important for items where the default craft value calculation under settings-> crafting is incorrect. I don’t always use this, but it can be very useful for glyphs. The minimum profit can be used to set a minimum profit margin before items are added to the crafting queue. This is the number it will restock up to, so if this is set to 20 and you have 15 items a restock will add 5 items to your crafting queue. The maximum restock quantity is the maximum amount of the item in question you want to have. This makes a lot of sense for items like glyphs, enchants etc. This could be the case because you don’t want to craft one new item every time you sell one, but rather you want to wait until you can craft a batch as that is more time-efficient. The minimum restock quantity is the minimum items you want to craft. The Restock Quantity settings will be the most important settings by far for crafting operations. You create the operation the same way you create any other operation, through the operations view, or from the group operations view for a group. Crafting operations can be incredibly useful, as you will not have to spend time figuring out how many of each item to craft, or the materials required.Ĭrafting operations can also be used to override the default value of the crafted item, which is useful for items with a random proc element, such as transmutation mastery transmutes or rank 3 alchemy consumables. Now that we have covered the basics of the crafting UI, it’s time to look at crafting operations.Īs with other operations Crafting operations are rules about how you want TSM to treat your items. It will also show you a summary of how many materials you have, versus how many you need. It will go through your inventory and tell you which of your alts you should mail stuff from as well as what you need to buy from the AH. The TSM task list will then generate the tasks you need to do to get the required materials. You select one of your crafters and a profession and click Add tasks to list. The last view is Gathering, and it is used to help you get the materials you need to craft everything you have in the crafting queue. This is especially important for items like Expulsom where the default string will give an invalid price, so any items that use expulsom in their crafting will not have a valid crafting price source. You can change the price of any material by just searching for it and clicking it to change the default string. The materials view will show you the material price for all of the materials that are used in your recipes. Crafts will give you a list of all of your crafts as well as their profitability. The crafting reports view has two sub views: crafts and materials. If you click restock selected groups the crafting queue will be populated according to the logic in your crafting operations. If you click groups you will get a list of all your groups that have a crafting operation applied to them. In the top left corner you can swap between crafts and groups. Which is a lot more time-efficient! Groups This let’s you fill out the list and then just click craft next to finish crafting all the items. This is a list of crafts you want to craft and you can populate it by clicking the queue button at the bottom of the window with a craft selected, or with a crafting operation. On the right side you can see the crafting queue. This indicates the percentage of auctions that will sell as a decimal number. The last column shows the region sale rate for the items. The crafting cost is calculated by summing the default material prices for the materials, and the sale price is calculated as the minimum buyout by default. The profit column shows the expected profit. Numbers with a dash means, like 6-44 for the War-Scrolls indicate you can craft 6 with the materials you have on the current character, and 44 if you include all the materials you have across all your characters. The columns will show you how many you can craft with the items you have. The left part contains all of your recipes. The base UI can be seen in the screenshot below. TSM will replace your default crafting UI with the TSM crafting UI, that includes some very useful options.

#Tradeskillmaster guide legio how to#

We are now on part 9 of my TSM guide, and today I will cover how to use the crafting functionality in TSM.