Not sure how much this will help, but this is what I used to grind spices.
I used FOUR Generic Crafting kits. While one was on timer I'd move on to the next one.
How my hotkey toolbar was setupF1: Macro: FINISH_1
F2: Macro: FINISH_2
F3: Macro: FINISH_3
F4: Macro: FINISH_4
F5:
F6:
F7:
F8:
F9: Macro: START_1
F10: Macro: START_2
F11: Macro: START_3
F12: Macro: START_4
Shift + F1: Generic Crafting Tool 1
Shift + F2: Generic Crafting Tool 2
Shift + F3: Generic Crafting Tool 3
Shift + F4: Generic Crafting Tool 4
Shift + F5:
Shift + F6:
Shift + F7:
Shift + F8:
Shift + F9:
Shift + F10:
Shift + F11:
Shift + F12:
Now for the Individual Macros ...START_1
/ui action toolbarSlot12;
/selectdraftSchematic 19;
START_2
/ui action toolbarSlot13;
/selectdraftSchematic 19;
START_3
/ui action toolbarSlot14;
/selectdraftSchematic 19;
START_4
/ui action toolbarSlot15;
/selectdraftSchematic 19;
FINISH_1
/nextcraftingstage;
/nextcraftingstage;
/createPrototype;
/createPrototype;
/pause 2;
/ui action toolbarSlot09;
FINISH_2
/nextcraftingstage;
/nextcraftingstage;
/createPrototype;
/createPrototype;
/pause 2;
/ui action toolbarSlot10;
FINISH_3
/nextcraftingstage;
/nextcraftingstage;
/createPrototype;
/createPrototype;
/pause 2;
/ui action toolbarSlot11;
FINISH_4
/nextcraftingstage;
/nextcraftingstage;
/createPrototype;
/createPrototype;
/pause 2;
/ui action toolbarSlot08;
How does it work ....You press F9 to start the process.- When you press F9 (START_1 macro) it will activate the first Crafting Tool in slot 12 (the shift + F1 position).
- The macro will then load the schematic (in this example schematic 19) and send you to the screen where you will have to manually select the resources to use.Manually select the needed resources (double click or click and drag), do NOT click Assemble!!Press your F1 (FINISH_1 macro) key.- This will take you through the rest of the crafting process.
- It will also automatically start the next START_X macro ... opening up your next crafting tool, selecting the proper schematic, and getting you to where you have to select your resources again.Press your F2 (FINISH_2 macro) key.- This will take you through the rest of the crafting process.
- It will also automatically start the next START_X macro ... opening up your next crafting tool, selecting the proper schematic, and getting you to where you have to select your resources again.Press your F3 (FINISH_3 macro) key.- This will take you through the rest of the crafting process.
- It will also automatically start the next START_X macro ... opening up your next crafting tool, selecting the proper schematic, and getting you to where you have to select your resources again.Press your F4 (FINISH_4 macro) key.- This will take you through the rest of the crafting process.
- It will also automatically start the next START_X macro ... opening up your next crafting tool, selecting the proper schematic, and getting you to where you have to select your resources again.Press your F1 (FINISH_1 macro) key.- This will take you through the rest of the crafting process.
- It will also automatically start the next START_X macro ... opening up your next crafting tool, selecting the proper schematic, and getting you to where you have to select your resources again.I think you can figure it out from there.
Why, oh, why did I setup my tool bar like that?Fist of all you do know that when you craft something, the little number in the corner of the crafting tool is a timer, right? I tells you how many seconds before it's ready to go again. If not, you do now. Craft something ... anything ... and you'll see a number pop in the corner of the toolbar slot that crafting tool is in.
So, because I get lazy, drowsy, forgetful, whatever ... in case I forgot which FINISH macro to use, I could tell at a glance.
Remember:
F1: Macro: FINISH_1
F2: Macro: FINISH_2
F3: Macro: FINISH_3
F4: Macro: FINISH_4
Shift + F1: Generic Crafting Tool 1
Shift + F2: Generic Crafting Tool 2
Shift + F3: Generic Crafting Tool 3
Shift + F4: Generic Crafting Tool 4
If I see the following in the bottom row of my toolbar (CT = Crafting tool; # = timer):
| CT1: 15 | CT2: __ | CT3: 38 | CT4: 26 |
Then I would know that I need to press F2 (FINISH_2) as it matches up with Crafting Tool 2 in slot (Shift + F2)If I see the following in the bottom row of my toolbar (CT = Crafting tool; # = timer):
| CT1: 17 | CT2: 8 | CT3: __ | CT4: __ |
I would know that F3 was the nest one to use as it matches up with the first Crafting tool not on a timer (thus ready to go).Not sure this is what you needed, but this is what I did and I got through spices in 2 days. (Would have been 1 but I ran out of resources).
EDIT: I tried to clarify things here ... I hope I didn't just confuse you more.