Tailoring player guide - Revision history

SAUVA: /* Reinforcing (Added Protection) */

2024-08-01T19:01:07Z

Reinforcing (Added Protection)

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	====Reinforcing (Added Protection)====		====Reinforcing (Added Protection)====

	Reinforcing increases protection, hindrance, and weight. Chapter 1 of the tailoring book has a page for reinforcing cloth or leather armor. It doesn't matter if it's common material or rare material. You must be at the right page in chapter 1 to reinforce armor. Study the book at the right page. Then take out the item and scissors and do the command 1 ({{tt\|cut my item with my scissors}}). Then you {{tt\|ANALYZE MY [ITEM]}} on step 2 and proceed based on the messages produced. Note you can {{tt\|ANALYZE}} the item at each step after you do step 1 and find out what's going on.<br>		Reinforcing increases protection, hindrance, and weight*. Chapter 1 of the tailoring book has a page for reinforcing cloth or leather armor. It doesn't matter if it's common material or rare material. You must be at the right page in chapter 1 to reinforce armor. Study the book at the right page. Then take out the item and scissors and do the command 1 ({{tt\|cut my item with my scissors}}). Then you {{tt\|ANALYZE MY [ITEM]}} on step 2 and proceed based on the messages produced. Note you can {{tt\|ANALYZE}} the item at each step after you do step 1 and find out what's going on.<br>
	#{{tt\|cut my item with my scissors}}: starts process		#{{tt\|cut my item with my scissors}}: starts process
	#{{tt\|analyze my item}}		#{{tt\|analyze my item}}
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			'''Important Note:''' Weight increase is always 125% truncated. Reinforced Wight = Trunc(Base weight + Base weight * 0.25)
	'''Important Note:''' For common leather and cloth reinforcing does not increase the stats of the armor so you're better off just making the item and sealing it. However, this is not true for making shields. Shields reinforced do change the stats for any material used and sealing makes it more durable.

	====Lightening (Reduces Weight)====		====Lightening (Reduces Weight)====

DIMINISHEDANGEL at 20:12, 29 December 2021

2021-12-29T20:12:34Z

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	From some of the experiments I've done, making an armor and sealing it for work orders pays better than simply making the armor. I'm not sure if reinforcing or lightening the armor will up the price you get for the work order as well but seal does appear to raise the price you get on the work order.		From some of the experiments I've done, making an armor and sealing it for work orders pays better than simply making the armor. I'm not sure if reinforcing or lightening the armor will up the price you get for the work order as well but seal does appear to raise the price you get on the work order.

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LAWREYJRJ7 at 04:15, 11 March 2021

2021-03-11T04:15:35Z

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	====Required Techniques====		====Required Techniques====

	The first technique is Leather Tanning Expertise. To get the ability to use {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL}} you need to get this tech. In carving (a discipline of engineering) you have basic bone collecting which also gives you {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL}} as well. I suspect these will change at some point to allow {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL FOR SKIN/PART}} for the leather tanning expertise, and {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL FOR BONE/PART}} for basic bone collecting. So eventually you may need both but I guess we will see what happens. Rangers do ~~not~~ need to acquire either technique to perform {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL}}, they ~~receive~~ this skill as a guild perk.<br>		The first technique is Leather Tanning Expertise. To get the ability to use {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL}} you need to get this tech. In carving (a discipline of engineering) you have basic bone collecting which also gives you {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL}} as well. I suspect these will change at some point to allow {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL FOR SKIN/PART}} for the leather tanning expertise, and {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL FOR BONE/PART}} for basic bone collecting. So eventually you may need both but I guess we will see what happens. Rangers do need to acquire either technique to perform {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL}}, they at one point received this skill as a guild perk but no longer, so you do need one of the two techniques to arrange all.<br>
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	The next tech you need is Enhanced Stitching. This allows you to seal cloth and leather armor, which makes it more durable. Along that line you also need Enhanced Rare-Material Stitching to seal rare cloth or rare leather armors. Though in this case you won't need this one right away. It takes a little skill to get where you are able to masterfully make rare-material items.<br>		The next tech you need is Enhanced Stitching. This allows you to seal cloth and leather armor, which makes it more durable. Along that line you also need Enhanced Rare-Material Stitching to seal rare cloth or rare leather armors. Though in this case you won't need this one right away. It takes a little skill to get where you are able to masterfully make rare-material items.<br>

VIVALYNNDR at 19:49, 16 November 2019

2019-11-16T19:49:27Z

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	{\|class="wikitable sortable"		{\|class="wikitable sortable"
	!Initial Volume!!Thickness!!Resulting Volume		!Initial Volume Fibers!!Thickness!!Resulting Volume Thread
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	\|100\|\|fine\|\|100		\|100\|\|fine\|\|100
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	\|100\|\|heavy/yarn\|\|40		\|100\|\|heavy/yarn\|\|40
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			20 yards of thread makes 1 yard of cloth. Therefore 100 yards of fiber is equal to 5 yards of fine, 4.25 yards of thin, 3.5 yards of average, 2.75 yards of thick and 2 yards of heavy. Keep in mind that if you use only 100 yards of fiber you will only receive 4 yards of thin, 3 yards of average, and 2 yards of thick because weaving will not result in fractional volumes of cloth. Therefore to maximize your potential the ideal amount of fibers to use will be divisible by 20.<br>
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	Surprisingly enough if you can make masterful fine thread using any fibers you can use it on most cloth items. So experiment, and see what you can create masterfully. Now that you have created thread you can use that thread to sew cloth or leather items or you can use it to make cloth.<br>		Surprisingly enough if you can make masterful fine thread using any fibers you can use it on most cloth items. So experiment, and see what you can create masterfully. Now that you have created thread you can use that thread to sew cloth or leather items or you can use it to make cloth.<br>

RY4NPW: /* Knitting */ added additional text for knitting options.

2017-10-16T16:09:51Z

Knitting: added additional text for knitting options.

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			\|Push\|\|the pattern is uneven and off by one
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	\|Cast\|\|The garment is nearly complete and now must be cast off		\|Cast\|\|The garment is nearly complete and now must be cast off

ISHARON at 06:09, 20 September 2016

2016-09-20T06:09:23Z

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	From some of the experiments I've done, making an armor and sealing it for work orders pays better than simply making the armor. I'm not sure if reinforcing or lightening the armor will up the price you get for the work order as well but seal does appear to raise the price you get on the work order.		From some of the experiments I've done, making an armor and sealing it for work orders pays better than simply making the armor. I'm not sure if reinforcing or lightening the armor will up the price you get for the work order as well but seal does appear to raise the price you get on the work order.

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KASHNA: /* Reinforcing (Added Protection) */ added emphasis on futility of reinforcing common leather and cloth armor

2016-08-05T03:15:42Z

Reinforcing (Added Protection): added emphasis on futility of reinforcing common leather and cloth armor

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	For common leather and cloth reinforcing does not ~~help~~ the stats of the armor so you're better off just making the item and sealing it. However, this is not true for making shields. Shields reinforced do change the stats for any material used and sealing makes it more durable.		'''Important Note:''' For common leather and cloth reinforcing does not increase the stats of the armor so you're better off just making the item and sealing it. However, this is not true for making shields. Shields reinforced do change the stats for any material used and sealing makes it more durable.

	====Lightening (Reduces Weight)====		====Lightening (Reduces Weight)====

QUELGASH: /* Required Techniques */ Noted Rangers don't need to get the techs for arrange all

2016-06-01T05:56:27Z

Required Techniques: Noted Rangers don't need to get the techs for arrange all

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	====Required Techniques====		====Required Techniques====

	The first technique is Leather Tanning Expertise. To get the ability to use {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL}} you need to get this tech. In carving (a discipline of engineering) you have basic bone collecting which also gives you {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL}} as well. I suspect these will change at some point to allow {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL FOR SKIN/PART}} for the leather tanning expertise, and {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL FOR BONE/PART}} for basic bone collecting. So eventually you may need both but I guess we will see what happens.<br>		The first technique is Leather Tanning Expertise. To get the ability to use {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL}} you need to get this tech. In carving (a discipline of engineering) you have basic bone collecting which also gives you {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL}} as well. I suspect these will change at some point to allow {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL FOR SKIN/PART}} for the leather tanning expertise, and {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL FOR BONE/PART}} for basic bone collecting. So eventually you may need both but I guess we will see what happens. Rangers do not need to acquire either technique to perform {{tt\|ARRANGE ALL}}, they receive this skill as a guild perk.<br>
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	The next tech you need is Enhanced Stitching. This allows you to seal cloth and leather armor, which makes it more durable. Along that line you also need Enhanced Rare-Material Stitching to seal rare cloth or rare leather armors. Though in this case you won't need this one right away. It takes a little skill to get where you are able to masterfully make rare-material items.<br>		The next tech you need is Enhanced Stitching. This allows you to seal cloth and leather armor, which makes it more durable. Along that line you also need Enhanced Rare-Material Stitching to seal rare cloth or rare leather armors. Though in this case you won't need this one right away. It takes a little skill to get where you are able to masterfully make rare-material items.<br>

QUELGASH: /* Making Cloth */ No mention of yarn in conversion chart, added

2016-06-01T05:32:59Z

Making Cloth: No mention of yarn in conversion chart, added

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	\|100\|\|heavy\|\|40		\|100\|\|heavy/yarn\|\|40
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BLADEDBUTTERFLY: /* Reclaiming Used Yarn */ This was a bug and yarn cannot presently be reclaimed.

2015-05-13T01:18:23Z

Reclaiming Used Yarn: This was a bug and yarn cannot presently be reclaimed.

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	So you can see it's actually very simple.		So you can see it's actually very simple.

	====Reclaiming Used Yarn====

	Let's say you complete some socks, and you want to convert the socks back to yarn. Get your yarn out and socks in the other hand. {{tt\|COMBINE}}. No wasted yarn and you can start again with the same yarn. Keep in mind this won't work if you're doing workorders as you have to turn in the project to complete the work orders.

	===Cloth and Leather Items===		===Cloth and Leather Items===