1. Post #1
    Grinning's Avatar
    January 2014
    57 Posts
    Why has this not come up? Am I missing something? When I have to craft a large amount of something, the amount of clicking necessary is obnoxious. Why isn't there a slider or something? Why am I the only goober making a thread about it? Anyone know of a good free macro program I can use on my logicool g600?
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    nakieon's Avatar
    October 2013
    31 Posts
    Why has this not come up? Am I missing something? When I have to craft a large amount of something, the amount of clicking necessary is obnoxious. Why isn't there a slider or something? Why am I the only goober making a thread about it? Anyone know of a good free macro program I can use on my logicool g600?
    Use shift+leftclick on the - or + buttons to increase the amount by 10. Use ctrl+leftclick to increase the amount to the maximum possible amount you can craft.
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    jayfkay's Avatar
    March 2014
    340 Posts
    which is info that can also be foudn on the rust wikis

  4. Post #4

    March 2014
    16 Posts
    Actually this topic gave me an idea.
    When you want to craft, say, a P250 and you don't have Low Quality Metal on you, but you DO have metal fragments, why not make it automatically craft LQM for you and increase the crafting time accordingly? That might simplify things a bit, although it's more of a polishing touch and shouldn't have much priority, cause I want that freakin procedural map generation NAAAOOOO!!
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    February 2014
    13 Posts
    Actually this topic gave me an idea.
    When you want to craft, say, a P250 and you don't have Low Quality Metal on you, but you DO have metal fragments, why not make it automatically craft LQM for you and increase the crafting time accordingly? That might simplify things a bit, although it's more of a polishing touch and shouldn't have much priority, cause I want that freakin procedural map generation NAAAOOOO!!
    yeah, I would like that to. There was even a thread suggesting this system a while ago, the OP called it "sub-crafting" if I remember correctly

  6. Post #6
    Grinning's Avatar
    January 2014
    57 Posts
    Use shift+leftclick on the - or + buttons to increase the amount by 10. Use ctrl+leftclick to increase the amount to the maximum possible amount you can craft.
    Mind blown! Yeah... sorry for missing that in the wiki's - which is why I have not seen any other threads about this topic I bet. Thanks, thanks!

  7. Post #7

    March 2014
    6 Posts
    Why has this not come up? Am I missing something? When I have to craft a large amount of something, the amount of clicking necessary is obnoxious. Why isn't there a slider or something? Why am I the only goober making a thread about it? Anyone know of a good free macro program I can use on my logicool g600?
    i agree or at least let you hold the button down
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    December 2013
    2,322 Posts
    i agree or at least let you hold the button down
    Read the thread.

  9. Post #9
    BurningCactus's Avatar
    June 2013
    50 Posts
    Actually this topic gave me an idea.
    When you want to craft, say, a P250 and you don't have Low Quality Metal on you, but you DO have metal fragments, why not make it automatically craft LQM for you and increase the crafting time accordingly? That might simplify things a bit, although it's more of a polishing touch
    The whole point of crafting one thing at a time, one step at a time, is that you are using your only two hands to put together a pistol from little scraps of metal. Crafting is supposed to be time consuming and tedious, not some little annoyance. You are meant to think about crafting different items and whether it would benefit you or not.
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