Auto-Crafter

About

An FFXIV Auto Crafter as an ACT Triggernometry trigger, but why?

• not another application you need to open (if you always have ACT open)
• uses log lines to identify the next step, for reliability and efficiency
• doesn't actually require any of your act plugins to be up to date in order to function!

Basically, this will likely never break, unless there's a change with the act parsing plugin log syntax

Features

Elapsed time

Multi-part macro support

Synthesis limit

Auto-pause (and BEEPS!!!) for conditions like

• Spiritbonded 12 items to 100%.
• Losing the effect of food or potion buffs.
• Losing the effect of FC or squadron buffs.
• Equipment durability dropping to 0%.
• Reaching the specified synthesis count.
• Running out of materials.
• Failing a synthesis.
• Most in-game chat log errors in red text

Installation

Dependencies

• Advanced Combat Tracker
• FFXIV Parsing Plugin
• Triggernometry Plugin

Adding the Trigger

Address:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gynryiie/Auto-Crafter/master/TriggernometryExport.xml

Make sure not to have more than 1 instance of the Auto Crafter folder trigger enabled!!!

Updating

1. Update the Hikarin's Triggers repository
2. Delete the old Auto Crafter trigger folder in the Local Triggers
3. Copy the updated Auto Crafter trigger from Hikarin's Triggers repository
4. Paste it in the Local Triggers
5. Enable the Auto Crafter Trigger in the Local Triggers

Setup

With Vanilla Client (ACT and ACT plugins only)

1. Go to Keybind, System tab, and set Confirm to NUM0
2. Place first macro in hotbar with keybind 1

For multi-part macro

3. Set first macro's last line to /e Macro #1 finished
4. Place second macro in hotbar with keybind 2
5. Set second macro's last line to /e Macro #2 finished
6. Place third macro in hotbar with keybind 3
   and so on...

Usage

ALIASES:
  /echo autocraft, /echo ac, /e autocraft, /e ac
USAGE:
  /e autocraft [subcommand]
>>Subcommands:
    <none>                  toggles the autocrafting on and off.
    on                      turns on autocrafting.
    off                     turns off autocrafting.
    pause                   pause autocrafting after the current macro is finished.
    [craft count]           set the limit of crafted items.
    set [amount]            set the current crafted count to the specified amount.
    reset                   reset the current count and the elapsed time to 0.
    macro keybind [1-9]     set the initial keybind to be used for crafting.