Amount of exp points for a given recipie

[Alx789]

Anyone knows - is there a way to determine amount of an exp points if i know exactly that i can create NQ item with 100% probability.

i know my
- level
- craftsmanship
- control
- cp
i know recipie's
- level
- difficulty
- durability
- maximum quality

is there any formula that allows to say - you will get at least XXX exp points (i propose that all possible bonuses are zero)?

[AttacKat]

Do not believe such a tool/webpage exist.

However, basic 100% NQ isn't where you will gain the most exp per craft, goal is do the hardest craft you can to NQ, but with the highest quality as you can, as quality gives additional exp bonus. It isn't uncommon to gain 200-300% exp bonus netting you an easy 2-3K exp per craft when done applying both resting and GC book bonus.

jc

[Alx789]

I train all crafting & gathering classes at the same time. As a result i have a lot of troubles with planning, my head is unable to keep such amount of information.
I can compute amount of necessary ingredients and parts only if i have information about nesessary number of crafted items of each type. Just now i can do it for 1-2 levels because i see real number of exp when crafting.
Additionally i have separate gil plan - it differs from levelig one. And i need to know how much gil i will need to spend for materials and ingredients for crafting leveling.
And i don't see any restrictions for trying HQ in this situation, but it doesn't solve main problem - how to determine required amount of crafted items before i reach concrete level and will be able to see it during crafting.

[Nutz]

I don't know of any resource like that since the level of the craft and dLevel are both factors. I usually over gather and aim for amounts relative to leve turn ins since those are much more significant sources of experience. Also, leveling all the crafting classes together might not be the most efficient way to do it. For every crafting class you get to 50 leveling all the others becomes easier. Weaver and Carpenter are especially useful, and culinarian to 37.

[Nyalia]

If you have spare Leve Allowances and want to level crafts the fastest, rather than calculating out what you'd need to grind to get the exp needed, I'd recommend instead mathing out how many times you need to do X leve to get yourself to the next level that is a multiple of 5.

For instance, if you have WVR at level 30 and want to get it to 35, you know that you'll need a total of 949,400 experience. The following Leves are available to you:
Courier (Ul'Dah to Costa Del Sol): HQ Linen Chausses (95,640 exp)
Single (Ul'Dah): HQ Velveteen Robe (60,560 exp)
Single (Costa Del Sol): HQ Velveteen Gaskins (60,560 exp)

If you're willing to do Courier leves, you'll need to make 10 HQ Linen Chausses and then spend 10 Leves to teleport between Costa Del Sol and Ul'Dah to get from WVR 30 to WVR 35. If you are lazy and have tons of leves to spare, you can instead make 15-16 HQ Velveteen Gaskins or Velveteen Robes and then spend 15-16 Leves running back and forth from the Levemate to the buyer.

And so on. You can basically get any craft from 30 to 50 by spending ~43 leve allowances on courier leves. You can start before level 30, obviously, but that's where this method really starts to shine.

[AttacKat]

Read and study, understand - This is how I would have done it, if I would have to do it all over again -
80 Durability 100% HQ using all NQ materials.
With the above in mind, obtain the skills necessary for your current level crafts so you can HQ reliably -

Apply what you have, and do the leves from this list:
Leveling-craftingtradecrafts-with-repeatable-leves-guide

Since you are cross-class lvl'g, it will help you with obtaining HQ using NQ items, which helps with those leve turn ins.

jc