Star Wars Galaxies AFK CRAFTING MACRO PROGRAM

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Fully Automated Crafting Macro Program

This program does the double clicking for you and allows you to run a SWG crafting macro for hours on end without having to actually do those thousands of double Clicks.

--> Specify the required component slots that need to be double clicked
--> Start up a perfectly legal in game crafting macro.
--> Start up the SWG Fully automated macro program and watch it as it double clicks in the correct place and away you go.
--> Program requires simple installation, ready to run
--> No Hacking or modifcations are done to the SWG program, this program just moves your mouse and double clicks, sending the exact same system commands that you do manually. Undetectable.
--> This is not just some guide to help you... this is a full program that will do the clicking for you.
--> Written by Seller and will provide support and maintenance

Installation

  1. Save the .ZIP attachment that you have been sent by email, then unpack the file to a location on your hard drive or run from the ZIP window directly

  2. Run the Install Program (Setup.exe) or .MSI windows installer package to install the program. A shortcut will be available in the SWG MACRO program group from your Start Menu.

General Setup

  1. Start a crafting session manually in SWG and move the window to the left side of the screen and size it so that 3 components are showing across the component list.

  2. Find the Correct Schematic number to use in your General Crafting Macro. If you DO NOT REORDER your datapad, you can count the schematic number (but only count those schematics that can be made with the current crafting tool and location). Trial and error is generally required, and may need to be updated when you change skills sets.

  3. Change the line /selectDraftSchematic 1; line in the crafting macro to reflect the desired schematic. Up to /selectDraftSchematic 999;

  4. Get the General Crafting macro working for as many (usually 3 or 4) crafting tools required to allow time for the crafting tool to finish by the time it loops back.

  5. With the General Crafting Macro Running…. Start the Add Component or Double Click macro. Line up the dbl-clicking to the right location by moving the window or adjusting the X-Y location parameters for SLOT 1, line up the clicking with the correct Components.

  6. HINT:It is much easier to move the window than adjust the x-y locations. Just start with long delays so you have time to move the window while the macro is running. Later, lower the delays for maximum performance.

  7. Set the “Start Up Delay” to some reasonable number. Clicking will start after this delay.

  8. HINT: Do not make the Add Component Delays too small or it can be difficult to turn the macro off. Try to stick to 2 seconds or higher.

Using Double Click

  1. For single Component crafting just set the Double Click Delay and press the START double Click button. Position your mouse over the Component stack and start the general Crafting macro.

  2. For Surveying… position the two special action surveying pop up windows so that the OK buttons are in the same place on the screen (you may have to sample for a while to get them to come up the first time. Place your mouse in this location on about a 15 second delay and sample away.

Using Component Add

  1. Use the Check boxes on the left to turn on as many different double click as you require for the item you are crafting.

  2. Fill in the appropriate component Slot # for each of these lines.

  3. If the same resource is required more than once, just enter the same Slot # on more than one of the 12 component lines.

  4. Press the “START add Component” button. The macro will double click in each of the selected slot locations once. The total amount of time required to select all of the required components needs to be reflected in the /Pause Statement in the general crafting macro (/pause 8 below).

  5. It can be difficult to get the cycle times exact as the crafting commands themselves take up a bit of time to run that seems to depend on lag. It can be best to put in more clicks than required. Any extra clicks are ignored. For example, if you require resources in Slot #2, and Slot #3... having it set to click on Slot #2, Slot #3, Slot #2, Slot # 3 will ensure it never skips a cycle or gets our of sync.

  6. Many times running with a End Delay of 0 is the best.

Clear Bad Schematic Click

  1. Sometimes, if your connection to SWG is slow or suffers from hiccups or pauses, the general in game macro can create an error, "Bad Schematic" dialog to show up on the screen and interupt your program. If this happens, you can turn on the "Clear Bad Schematic Click" check box and the program will do an extra click to clear this dialog if it happens to be there.

Thanks for Any Tip Contributions to the Author... Enjoy!

General Crafting Macro:

/ui action toolbarSlot00; --> Place hot key to first Crafting tool in slot F1
/selectDraftSchematic 1;
/pause 8; --> Adjust this to longer if many components are required
/nextC;
/nextC;
/nextC;
/createPrototype practice no item;
/createPrototype practice no item;
/pause 3;
/ui action toolbarSlot01; --> Place hot key to Second Crafting tool in slot F2
/selectDraftSchematic 1;
/pause 8;
/nextC;
/nextC;
/nextC;
/createPrototype practice no item;
/createPrototype practice no item;
/pause 3;
/ui action toolbarSlot02; --> Place hot key to first Crafting tool in slot F3
/selectDraftSchematic 1;
/pause 8;
/nextC;
/nextC;
/nextC;
/createPrototype practice no item;
/createPrototype practice no item;
/pause 3;

/ui action toolbarSlot11; --> the link to restart this macro one more time, place this macro in "F12" in this case

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