The “Crafting Cost” represents how much it costs you to craft an item.
You can also reference the material price in any of your pricing formulas using the matPrice price source. In the window that will pop up you can now override the Custom Price per Item. To do that, open TSM -> Crafting -> Materials, search for the material you want to edit and click on it. I would recommend to leave it like this, unless you have a good reason to change it.īut instead of changing this default setting that affects all material prices, you can also simply edit the material prices of specific materials. By default, all these materials’ material prices are based on the Default Material Cost Method setting that can be found under TSM -> Options -> Module Options -> Crafting.īy default it is set to min(dbmarket, crafting, vendorbuy, convert(dbmarket)). So if this list is missing some items that you think should be listed here, chances are that you simply need to open your professions window of the profession that uses the item to update the list. This list gets updated whenever the player opens one of his professions. All items that fall into this category will be listed under TSM -> Crafting -> Materials. If a player has a character with the mining profession for example, copper ore would be categorized as a material, as it is used to craft (smelt) a copper bar. In TSM a material is defined as any item that is used in a recipe known by the player to craft a different item. The “Material Price” or “Material Cost” represents the value of a material. To use TSM Crafting properly you need to understand what those four values represent and how they are related to each other.
In TSM Crafting there are four important values.
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