04-06-2009, 02:08 PM
Thanks for the input Odium!
At first I was doing a few separate macros as you suggested. Here's what it kind of looked like...
This would convert all cotton to threads, bank as you get over weight, then convert all threads to cloth and restock as needed. Once it's used all your threads it would start making bandanas, which I had set in my tailoring macro. What I found with this was that whenever Razor reached the end of my tailoring macro it would start over at the CottonToThreads macro instead of looping the final part
In the end it just got too long and complicated for my likes.
That's when I thought of doing the cotton to cloth portion in one macro that turned out to be really efficient because once you do 1 cotton yourself to start, you save the 3 second pause you would normally need to spin the cotton and just run the threads in that period.
You can tweak this macro however you like; add weight checks or health checks, recalling, banking, restocking, etc. This is just a base that I thought could help some people.
At first I was doing a few separate macros as you suggested. Here's what it kind of looked like...
PHP Code:
CottonToThreads:
Double-click Cotton
Target Spinning Wheel
Pause 3.0 seconds
if weight > 400
{
recall to bank
deposit threads
restock on recall regs
}
else
if system message "no more cotton..."
play ThreadsToCloth
ThreadsToCloth:
Double-click Cotton
Target Loom
if system message "no more threads..."
{
recall to bank
restock on threads and recall regs
if system message "restocked 3 items"//only restocks regs and not threads
Play Tailoring
}
This would convert all cotton to threads, bank as you get over weight, then convert all threads to cloth and restock as needed. Once it's used all your threads it would start making bandanas, which I had set in my tailoring macro. What I found with this was that whenever Razor reached the end of my tailoring macro it would start over at the CottonToThreads macro instead of looping the final part
In the end it just got too long and complicated for my likes.
That's when I thought of doing the cotton to cloth portion in one macro that turned out to be really efficient because once you do 1 cotton yourself to start, you save the 3 second pause you would normally need to spin the cotton and just run the threads in that period.
You can tweak this macro however you like; add weight checks or health checks, recalling, banking, restocking, etc. This is just a base that I thought could help some people.