My crafting macros suck

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  1. Bankshot

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    I'm making a crafter right now, just started on tinkering and my macros have to timeout for 5 minutes after every time my tool breaks. They do always resume after the timeout, is there anyway around this? I've tried other's posted macros but haven't had any luck getting them to work without timing out.
    Thanks

    The macro is something like
    dbl click tool
    waitforgump
    make last
    waitforgump
    closegump
    wait 2-3 seconds
  2. wylwrk

    wylwrk Well-Known Member

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    right click line of you using a "tool"

    this will open a hovering menue

    find "convert to item by type" and select it

    should work fine after that so long as you're restocking and/or loading your char up with enough of said tool
  3. CaptainMorgan

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    the issue is the wait for gump. i prefer to convert that to a flat time. alternatively, reduce the timeout by right.clicking the wait cor gump - edit timeout.
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    also, make sure your tool restock is grabbing 2 or 3 so yiu never break your last one
  5. Bankshot

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    Changing the waitforgump to a time limit seemed to fix my problem.
    Thanks!
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  6. That Guy

    That Guy Well-Known Member
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    Just an fyi on current or future macros it's best to change any wait for command to 1-3 time out so you don't get stuck in a huge delay

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