Heavensword 3* Crafting Rotation and Macro

[Katlyna]

For that food macro, I was trying to use it for Camphor and needed to take off 2 of the Flawless Synths on the second macro b/c it wasn't working....just fyi unless i am doing it wrong copying and pasting

Camphor is only 2 star is why ;-)

I need to post the macro that my friend and I worked up for 1-3 star. We came up with a really good one, but things have been crazy so I haven't gotten to write it up yet.

[panderin]

Camphor is only 2 star is why ;-)

I need to post the macro that my friend and I worked up for 1-3 star. We came up with a really good one, but things have been crazy so I haven't gotten to write it up yet.

I am using the Astral Oil one for Seafood Stew with some modifications because I don't have those stats but...I am a ghetto crafter and only want to use bouli....b/c....i am cheap...and idc atm if things are nq....i will try to stop trying to justify my stats now <.<

[Katlyna]

I am using the Astral Oil one for Seafood Stew with some modifications because I don't have those stats but...I am a ghetto crafter and only want to use bouli....b/c....i am cheap...and idc atm if things are nq....i will try to stop trying to justify my stats now <.<

Haha you're all good. I lazy craft often too. I keep a stack of NQ cawl Cennin around for whenever I feel like gambling with really cheep food. I especially do this if I'm making one hard synth and no others.

[KaldorN]

This is the macro that I've been using for 3star items:



This has 12 total HT chances, with 1 unbuffed and 2 under Ing2. Also, the way the macro works out, you can simply adjust the 3rd part to swap the unbuffed HT for a CS2 in the event that too many FS fail (rare, but does happen once in awhile). In my case, I have a button that begins the final portion with the unbuffed HT if my current progress is 1470 or better, and a backup button that switches it out with a CS2 in the event that I'm <1470. It also has the flexibility that I can use either Baked Onion Soup or Seafood Stew interchangeably.

I'm probably not the only one that despises how long it takes to use MaMa/FS in these crafts, but there is no denying how effective it is. Here's to hoping with the stat bump, we can come up with something better!

[Cleanse]

Does the IngII double Hasty+BB work out better than just a standard Rath rotation (+1 FT) adding in Innovation?

[Katlyna]

Here's to hoping with the stat bump, we can come up with something better!

Your posted rotation is really interesting. I see you took the extra CP for Innovate II. And then this frees up a Hasty (with no SHII on it). Neat!

[Katlyna]

Does the IngII double Hasty+BB work out better than just a standard Rath rotation (+1 FT) adding in Innovation?

I'm not sure the testing on this would be really really close. I think Innovation would win out slightly. But ONLY if the extra hasty fails in KaldorN's rotation.

[Katlyna]

This is the rotation Yulani and myself came up with for 1 through 3 star macro work. Note there is 24 extra CP in the picture (which is best used up with a basic touch at the end). This has two less hasty touches than something like what KaldorN posted (one less hasty in SHII) but one extra 18 point action. The big key with the macro below is time to execute. This takes 26 actions as apposed to 43 actions. So while somewhat less powerful, it excels at cranking out food, potions, and intermediate materials. None the less I do frequently use it to make 3 star HQ armor so long as I start with 3k+ quality.

MuMe PbP (1-3 Star Max CP) - Required stats 874 Craftsman and 446 CP (Character base stats 846 Craftsman, 398 CP and HQ Baked Onion Soup):


Food 80 MuMe Start:
/ac "Muscle Memory" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Comfort Zone" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Inner Quiet" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Steady Hand II" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Waste Not II" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Piece by Piece" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Hasty Touch" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Hasty Touch" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Hasty Touch" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Steady Hand II" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Hasty Touch" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Hasty Touch" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Hasty Touch" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Hasty Touch" <me> <wait.3>
/echo Macro #1 complete <se.1>

Food 80 MuMe *** End
/ac "Hasty Touch" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Master's Mend II" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Steady Hand II" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Hasty Touch" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Basic Touch" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Great Strides" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Ingenuity II" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Byregot's Blessing" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Careful Synthesis II" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Careful Synthesis II" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Careful Synthesis II" <me> <wait.3>
/ac "Careful Synthesis II" <me> <wait.3>
/echo Macro #2 complete <se.2>

[Cleanse]

With that much overflow on the progress, are you sure you need that much craftmanship?

[KaldorN]

Does the IngII double Hasty+BB work out better than just a standard Rath rotation (+1 FT) adding in Innovation?

Hmm... how should I describe this? The value of an Innovation is roughly equivalent to an extra stack of IQ in improving BB. If you are in a position where the durability is available, it is usually better to simply spend that 18CP on a BT. In situations where durability is at a premium, then Innovation gives you the same net effect minus the loss of durability. Innovation is also great to use if you happen to have an excess of CP available. Having said that, in this particular case, Ingenuity II provides a stronger boost in overall quality and will likely continue to do so in even more difficult crafts. As the difficulty level of a craft increases, Ingenuity becomes more valuable, whereas Innovation remains static in its effect. This is my perspective on it.