Actions

Difference between revisions of "Crafting"

From Crea Wiki

m (1 revision)
m
 
(30 intermediate revisions by 5 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
 
{{Language/Header}}
 
{{Language/Header}}
 
{{Article Form
 
{{Article Form
|articlecontent=[[File:crafting_menu.png|300px|right]]
+
|articlecontent=
<translate>
+
<translate><!--T:1-->
<!--T:1-->
+
In Crea the majority of items are obtained through crafting them. Crafting is a simple process but in order to craft an item you first must obtain that item’s recipe. There are several means to acquiring recipes: monster loot; treasure chests; quests; and, most importantly, the [[Researcher]] NPC. There is a limit on the recipes you can research based off of your craft level.</translate><br><br>
In Crea the majority of [[items]] are obtained through crafting them. Crafting is a simple process but in order to craft an item you first must obtain that item’s [[recipe]]. There are several means to acquiring recipes: monster loot; treasure chests; quests; and, most importantly, the [[Researcher]] NPC.<br><br>
 
  
<!--T:2-->
+
<translate><!--T:2-->
The [[Researcher]] NPC is specifically for discovering new recipes. First you provide the Researcher with materials. Upon returning to him after some time, you gain any recipes his research turned up. Upon request the research can provide hints as to what items he may need to discover more recipes.<br><br>
+
After obtaining an item recipe, you must obtain the [[materials]] needed to craft the item. Additionally, many items will require you to be near “[[Basics#Crafting Surface| crafting surfaces]]” such as an [[Workstation]] or [[Forge]]. To make the process of crafting easier, materials in nearby containers will be accessible during crafting. This means you can stash all of your ingots in a treasure chest next to your Forge. As long as the item is in a storage container nearby, the required item does not have to be in your inventory.</translate><br><br>
  
<!--T:3-->
+
<div class="row entity-section-title">
After obtaining an item recipe, you must obtain the [[materials]] needed to craft the item. Additionally, many items will require you to be near “[[Crafting Surface| crafting surfaces]]” such as an [[anvil]] or [[furnace]]. To make crafter lives easier, materials in nearby containers will be accessible during crafting. This means you can stash all of your ingots in a treasure chest next to your anvil. Then you do not have to move them from the chest to your inventory before crafting.</translate>
+
<translate>==Crafting Talents== <!--T:14--></translate>
<hr />
+
</div><br/>
== <translate><!--T:16-->
+
<translate><!--T:15-->
Modding</translate> == <!--T:4-->
+
On the crafting tab in your talent page (default 'T') is a list of skills used in crafting. These can be used to influence the Chaos process and mitigate condition or triggers. Using your skills in response to the changing conditions and quality progress is the art/science part of crafting. Luck plays a role in the ultimate quality of your crafted item. Your crafting experience, level of recipe, and skills affects the initial quality of the item you're crafting.</translate><br><br>
<translate><!--T:17-->
+
 
Creating new items to craft is quite simple. All it requires is to add a craft component to the item. Through this you can specify the item’s category, subcategory, surface requirement (if any), list of materials and quantity required, and the quantity produced.
+
<translate>====Passive Talents==== <!--T:16-->
</translate>
+
*[[File:Expertise_big.png | 25px | link=Expertise]] [[Expertise]]: Increases a crafted item’s potential maximum quality.
<pre>#Example for Copper Ingot
+
*[[File:Innovate_big.png | 25px | link=Innovate]] [[Innovate]]: Increase s ability to research higher level recipes.
craft = Craft('Recipes', 'Smelting', 'anvil')
+
*[[File:Scrap Master_big.png | 25px | link=Scrap Master]] [[Scrap Master]]: Research has an increased chance to yield an additional scrap piece.
craft.add('mods/base/tile/copper_ore.ce', 3)
+
*[[File:Catalyst Research_big.png | 25px | link=Catalyst Research]]  [[Catalyst Research]]: Adds additional catalysts count during crafting.
craft.quantity = 1</pre>
+
*[[File:Material Master_big.png | 25px | link=Material Master]]  [[Material Master]]: Gain an additional % to craft’s initial quality.</translate><br><br>
<translate>
 
<!--T:5-->
 
The surface requirement can be left empty to designate that the item can be crafted anywhere. If it is specified, the surface requirement does not refer to a crafting surface item but to a crafting surface service. There is a “Surface” component which enables entities to provide any number of crafting services.
 
  
<!--T:6-->
+
<div class="row entity-section-title">
Most items requiring an anvil can be crafted with any anvil; however, some special items may need an upgraded anvil. This upgraded anvil would provide the services needed for both the special items and any other items requiring an anvil. Any item can provide any surface service, so it is entirely possible to create uber surface items. It is of course possible to create entirely new crafting surface services that new items can require.
+
<translate>==Chaos Crafting== <!--T:3--></translate>
</translate>
+
</div><br/>
<pre>#Iron Anvil
+
<translate><!--T:4-->
surface = Surface(["anvil"])
+
Chaos crafting is a mini-game that gives you a chance to roll armor and weapons with extra stats. The object of the game is to use various [[Talents#Craft | crafting talents]] to maximize the quality and keep the chaos as low as possible.</translate>
#Uber Anvil
+
<br/><br/>
surface = Surface(["anvil", “uber anvil”])</pre>
+
[[File:Chaos_crafting_menu.jpg|300px|right]]
}}
+
<translate>====Active Talents==== <!--T:5-->
<hr />
+
*[[File:Polish_big.png | 25px |link=Polish]] [[Polish]]- ???
 +
*[[File:Delay_big.png | 25px |link=Delay]] [[Delay]]-  ???
 +
*[[File:Convert Chaos_big.png | 25px |link=Convert Chaos]] [[Convert Chaos]]- ???
 +
*[[File:Combat Chaos_big.png | 25px |link=Combat Chaos]] [[Combat Chaos]]- ???
 +
*[[File:Magnify_big.png | 25px |link=Magnify]] [[Magnify]]- ???
 +
*[[File:Modify Catalyst_big.png | 25px |link=Modify Catalyst]] [[Modify Catalyst]]- ???
 +
*[[File:Sharpen_big.png | 25px |link=Sharpen]] [[Sharpen]]- ???
 +
*[[File:Refine_big.png | 25px |link=Refine]] [[Refine]]- ???
 +
*[[File:Postpone_big.png | 25px |link=Postpone]] [[Postpone]]- ???
 +
*[[File:Recourse_big.png | 25px |link=Recourse]] [[Recourse]]- ???</translate>
 +
<br/>
 +
<translate>====Tips==== <!--T:17-->  
  
== <translate><!--T:18-->
+
<!--T:18-->
Recipes</translate> == <!--T:7-->
+
*Attach as many tools to your crafting stations as you can find. Pick the right tools on the workstation before beginning your crafting session.
[[File:research_level.png|left]]<translate>
+
*Use catalysts for higher level items to help in reducing the bad luck factor in getting back to back bad trigger effects. Don’t forget to craft some catalysts from your way crystals before starting to craft an important item.
<!--T:19-->
+
*Use the crafting of ingots to test the various skills and timing vs. the trigger effects. Learn the combos that avoid or minimize bad effects and maximize good ones.
There is a limit on the recipes you can research based off of your craft level. If there are remaining recipes to discover for an item then the category will have a red ‘!’ over it and the tooltip will mention requiring a higher craft level.
+
*Use ‘chaos’ button for ores and gems, ore will return 1-3 extra ingots and you can get double the gems for your efforts.
 +
*Use ‘chaos’ button for wood will produce better quality lumber.
 +
*Take your time and look at the 'Next Trigger' value to see what's coming and plan to counter act or take advantage of the new condition.
 +
*Put some large chests near each of your crafting stations and put those items most used for that station in them. Then you won't have to carry all the items in your inventory to craft.
 +
*Fill these chests full with items, then you can use the Deposit button and it will only put in things that are already there, leaving your adventure supplies in your inventory. There is a Stack button and this only puts items in the chest that's already there, however, it will put all of the stacks in your bag if there's room.
 +
*Balance mitigation of bad conditions with advancing quality. The more triggers that have passed increase the Chaos per step penalty for each subsequent skill used.
 
</translate>
 
</translate>
{{clear}}
+
<br/><br/>
===[[File:collect_icon.png|link=]] <translate><!--T:8-->
 
Hand</translate>===
 
{{template:Hand recipes}}
 
  
===[[File:anvil.png|link=]] <translate><!--T:9-->
+
<div class="row entity-section-title">
[[Anvil]]</translate>===
+
<translate>==Crafting Surfaces== <!--T:9--></translate>
{{template:Anvil recipes}}
+
</div><br/>
 +
<translate><!--T:10-->
 +
Crafting surfaces have upgrades that can be found in loot chests and there is a limit of 5 per station.
  
===[[File:Tanning Rack.png|link=]] <translate><!--T:10-->
+
<!--T:11-->
[[Tanning Rack]]</translate>===
+
'''Forge:'''
{{template:Tanning Rack recipes}}
+
[[File:forge_attachments.jpg|150px|left]]
 
+
*[[Blacksmith Hammer]] - Modifies 'Convert Chaos', +25% chaos conversion to quality
===[[File:furnace.png|link=]] <translate><!--T:11-->
+
*[[Slack Tub]] - Prevent Chaos from being gained for one step every 8 steps
[[Furnace]]</translate>===
+
*[[Ingot Mould]] - +25 initial quality (ingots only)
{{template:Furnace recipes}}
+
*[[Bellows]] - +25% quality and +25% Chaos<br/><br/>
 
+
'''Workstation:'''
===[[File:Smithing Tools.png|link=]] <translate><!--T:12-->
+
[[File:Workstation_attachments_complete.jpg|150px|left]]
[[Smithing Tools]]</translate>===
+
*[[Grinding Wheel]] - Modifies 'Polish', +1 quality per step
{{template:Smithing Tools recipes}}
+
*[[Spinning Wheel]] - +1 quality if quality is gained on each step
 
+
*[[Magnifying Glass]] - Modifies 'Focus', +2 duration
===[[File:Carpenter Tools.png|link=]] <translate><!--T:13-->
+
*[[Chisel Set]] - Modifies 'Refine', +2 quality<br/><br/>
[[Carpenter Tools]]</translate>===
+
'''Syle Chamber:'''
{{template:Carpenter Tools recipes}}
+
[[File:syle_attachments.jpg|150px|left]]
 
+
*[[Pressure Gauge]] - -1 Chaos per step
===[[File:Ingot Mould.png|link=]] <translate><!--T:14-->
+
*[[Trigger Attachment]] - Modifies 'Delay', -2 duration
[[Ingot Mould]]</translate>===
+
*[[Attuning Apparatus]] - All skills cost 1 until first trigger
{{template:Ingot Mould recipes}}
+
*[[Cooling Compartment]] - Increase CT steps by 1
 
+
{{Clear}}<br/>
===[[File:workstation.png|link=]] <translate><!--T:15-->
+
'''Universal:'''
[[Workstation]]</translate>===
+
*[[Renewal Crystal]] - +5 quality when a skill recharges
{{Workstation recipes}}
+
*[[Balance Crystal]] - Adds trigger, rounds to nearest 50 and +3 steps on next trigger
<div style="display:none">[[Page has default form::Article]]</div>
+
*[[Catalyst Attuner]] - +1 quality for each level in Catalyst Research when using a catalyst
 +
*[[Remna Attuner]] - +25% initial quality
 +
</translate>
 +
}}
 +
<br/><br/>
 +
<div class="row entity-section-title">
 +
<translate>==Recipes== <!--T:12--></translate>
 +
</div>
 +
<div class="row recipe-title">[[File:hand.png|link=]] Hand</div>
 +
{{Item/Table | type = surfacelist | category=Hand}}
 +
<div class="row recipe-title">[[File:anvil.png|link=]] [[Anvil]]</div>
 +
{{Item/Table | type = surfacelist | category=Anvil}}
 +
<div class="row recipe-title">[[File:forge.png|link=]] [[Forge]]</div>
 +
{{Item/Table | type = surfacelist | category=Forge}}
 +
<div class="row recipe-title">[[File:Tanning Rack.png|link=]] [[Tanning Rack]]</div>
 +
{{Item/Table | type = surfacelist | category=Tanning Rack}}
 +
<div class="row recipe-title">[[File:workstation.png|link=]] [[Workstation]] </div>
 +
{{Item/Table | type = surfacelist | category=Workstation}}
 +
<div style="display:none">[[Page has default form::Article]]</div>{{Footer |type=mechanics}}
 +
__NOEDITSECTION__

Latest revision as of 21:37, 18 May 2017

Other languages:
English • ‎français

In Crea the majority of items are obtained through crafting them. Crafting is a simple process but in order to craft an item you first must obtain that item’s recipe. There are several means to acquiring recipes: monster loot; treasure chests; quests; and, most importantly, the Researcher NPC. There is a limit on the recipes you can research based off of your craft level.

After obtaining an item recipe, you must obtain the materials needed to craft the item. Additionally, many items will require you to be near “ crafting surfaces” such as an Workstation or Forge. To make the process of crafting easier, materials in nearby containers will be accessible during crafting. This means you can stash all of your ingots in a treasure chest next to your Forge. As long as the item is in a storage container nearby, the required item does not have to be in your inventory.


On the crafting tab in your talent page (default 'T') is a list of skills used in crafting. These can be used to influence the Chaos process and mitigate condition or triggers. Using your skills in response to the changing conditions and quality progress is the art/science part of crafting. Luck plays a role in the ultimate quality of your crafted item. Your crafting experience, level of recipe, and skills affects the initial quality of the item you're crafting.

Passive Talents

  • Expertise big.png Expertise: Increases a crafted item’s potential maximum quality.
  • Innovate big.png Innovate: Increase s ability to research higher level recipes.
  • Scrap Master big.png Scrap Master: Research has an increased chance to yield an additional scrap piece.
  • Catalyst Research big.png Catalyst Research: Adds additional catalysts count during crafting.
  • Material Master big.png Material Master: Gain an additional % to craft’s initial quality.

Chaos Crafting


Chaos crafting is a mini-game that gives you a chance to roll armor and weapons with extra stats. The object of the game is to use various crafting talents to maximize the quality and keep the chaos as low as possible.

Chaos crafting menu.jpg

Active Talents


Tips

  • Attach as many tools to your crafting stations as you can find. Pick the right tools on the workstation before beginning your crafting session.
  • Use catalysts for higher level items to help in reducing the bad luck factor in getting back to back bad trigger effects. Don’t forget to craft some catalysts from your way crystals before starting to craft an important item.
  • Use the crafting of ingots to test the various skills and timing vs. the trigger effects. Learn the combos that avoid or minimize bad effects and maximize good ones.
  • Use ‘chaos’ button for ores and gems, ore will return 1-3 extra ingots and you can get double the gems for your efforts.
  • Use ‘chaos’ button for wood will produce better quality lumber.
  • Take your time and look at the 'Next Trigger' value to see what's coming and plan to counter act or take advantage of the new condition.
  • Put some large chests near each of your crafting stations and put those items most used for that station in them. Then you won't have to carry all the items in your inventory to craft.
  • Fill these chests full with items, then you can use the Deposit button and it will only put in things that are already there, leaving your adventure supplies in your inventory. There is a Stack button and this only puts items in the chest that's already there, however, it will put all of the stacks in your bag if there's room.
  • Balance mitigation of bad conditions with advancing quality. The more triggers that have passed increase the Chaos per step penalty for each subsequent skill used.



Crafting Surfaces


Crafting surfaces have upgrades that can be found in loot chests and there is a limit of 5 per station.

Forge:

Forge attachments complete.jpg
  • Blacksmith Hammer - Modifies 'Convert Chaos', +25% chaos conversion to quality
  • Slack Tub - Prevent Chaos from being gained for one step every 8 steps
  • Ingot Mould - +25 initial quality (ingots only)
  • Bellows - +25% quality and +25% Chaos

Workstation:

Workstation attachments complete.jpg

Syle Chamber:

Syle attachments.jpg

Universal:



Recipes

Hand.png Hand
Name Type Subtype Description
Researcher Outfit.png Researcher Outfit Basics Outfits The simple outfit of one who practices the sciences.
Name Type Subtype Description
Carpenter Tools.png Carpenter Tools Basics Essential tools for any carpenter.
Smithing Tools.png Smithing Tools Basics
Name Type Subtype Description
Adamantite Ingot.png Adamantite Ingot Alchemy Smelting A bar of refined adamantite
Adamantite Shield.png Adamantite Shield Armor Shields A strong shield made primarily of adamantite.
Adventurer's Mattock.png Adventurer's Mattock Tools Mattock A tool commonly carried by seasoned explorers.
Aersword.png Aersword Weapons Swords Each section of this sword has been blessed by a different Aer, rendering it incredibly powerful.
Agmore Breeches.png Agmore Breeches Armor Legs Even though most soldiers in the Agmore Brigade had only light training, they were at the frontline in the war.
Agmore Chestplate.png Agmore Chestplate Armor Chest Lightweight armor worn by the soldiers of the Agmore Brigade.
Agmore Helm.png Agmore Helm Armor Head Every soldier wore their helmet with pride while fighting for the Dantrest Empire.
Agmore Spear.png Agmore Spear Weapons Spears A simple and sturdy spear used by Agmore soliders.
Agmore Sword.png Agmore Sword Weapons Swords Standard issue for the Agmore soldier.
Artisan Broadsword.png Artisan Broadsword Weapons Swords A fine sword forged with beautiful detailing.

... further results

Name Type Subtype Description
Acano Bed.png Acano Bed Home Furniture Perfect for winter nights, this bed produces its own source of warmth.
Acano Chair.png Acano Chair Home Furniture Made with the essence of lava and fire. Don't sit on it for too long.
Acano Chandelier.png Acano Chandelier Home Lighting The design is inspired by Acano, the volcano where Aegnix resides.
Acano Table.png Acano Table Home Furniture The hot surface of the table keeps food steaming hot.
Acano Table Lamp.png Acano Table Lamp Home Lighting The smouldering fire crystals give off a smoky scent.
Adamantite Arrow.png Adamantite Arrow Weapons Ammo Aeolus, send our arrows flying swift and far.
Adamantite Quiver.png Adamantite Quiver Weapons Ammo A prayer to Aeolus is stitched on the band.
Agmore Bow.png Agmore Bow Weapons Bows The archers of the Agmore brigade were crucial in fighting flying monsters during the war.
Alatrian Bed.png Alatrian Bed Home Furniture An extravant bed, as might be found in the bedchambers of the royal palace.
Alatrian Chair.png Alatrian Chair Home Furniture Beautifully carved in polished wood.

... further results