mrpadre

16.9, give or take a few hundredths.

Don't forget my guide, it'll help with mousekeys setups and stuff. Inside are links to Glassmaking videos; in the videos he's getting about 540 casts p/hr. I'd recommend you get a full bank, too, as the deposit all can shave off over a second a second on your banking, which adds up. Also, mousekeys can increase your speed by over 30%, which may seem like a lot, but the spell casts so quickly that you spend most of your time banking, and it's so slow to withdraw 2 items without mousekeys. Remember, it's all one cycle, so don't withdraw the sand and seaweed seperately. Again, watch the videos, he isn't going very fast, but that's what your average speed should look like if you want to be efficient. You get an average of 16.9 glass per cast, so use that in profit calculations. I use 550 casts per hour as my average, but you really should time yourself (After practicing a little bit) for an accurate rate.

It's 70k crafting exp per hour, that is not mediocre, or pathetic. It is realistic, and it is not that difficult to do. Yes, because 70k crafting exp per hour is going to get him to 94 mage in no time :wall: Its an utter pathetic way of training mage for high levels. You may believe what you like. You should NEVER superheat because plank make is so much faster. No matter the profit, no matter the ulterior exp rewards, superheat is slightly slower, so therefore pathetic for exp. It doesn't make sense that something would be worse at higher levels because it is slightly slow, I also suggested other methods, and denounced others. Bias is fueling this, so I don't want to post again, and it's straying too far off topic anyway.

It's 70k crafting exp per hour, that is not mediocre, or pathetic. It is realistic, and it is not that difficult to do. On the other hand, I would not recommend doing Superglass Make if you're looking for pure magic exp, as it is only 40k magic exp per hour. I'd recommend it if you were looking for an efficient way of raising crafting, with magic exp on the side. It makes an average of 700k gp per hour, making it one of, if not the most, efficient methods of crafting, especially if you make less than 1.5mil per hour. For pure magic exp, I'd do Plank Make, it can be up to around 160k exp per hour and it does not lose a terrible amount of money. Superheating is pretty bad, especially after lvl 86, unless you do gold, but you'd be training smithing more than magic. String jewelry is terribly inefficient, high cost, the materials are hard to buy. Basically, only do this if you absolutely refuse to do something that makes you click more than 4 times per minute.

I love your hypothetical profit per hour <3: And you don't use your mousekeys to do all of it, you just use it to withdraw the 2 items, and it is the fastest possible method for withdrawing that I know. If you'd like a demonstration, my friend has a video clicky You use the deposit all feature with a full bank to deposit the glass. It's also 40k magic exp per hour, that's a pretty big overlook, lol. It is also 70k crafting exp per hour, and I'm pretty sure it's the most efficient method of crafting if you make less than 1.5mil per hour.

Nah, you're thinking of humidify, you can look at my guide on Superglass Make in General guides, it's similar (meaning it's a bank and cast spell) but it gives much more profit (And it gives crafting exp). It can be done around 550 times an hour, using mousekeys and a full bank. The formula for profit is 16.9 molten glass minus the price of 13 sand, 13 seaweed, 2 astrals, and 6 fires. For casts you can time yourself personally, but I use 550, cause it's my average. Remember, to get that many casts, you need to use mousekeys and a full bank. Mousekeys is kind of the deal breaker, if you can't use them, you're looking at about 350 casts per hour.

What do you factor in as the casts per hour? I double checked and if everything is bought at medium price the PROFIT per hour 875k, this is assuming 550 casts per hour.

If it's too slow, okay, but it is definitely over 1mil profit per hour, and it hasn't been 200k gp per hour in a long time, lol. You gotta use mousekeys, though.

If you're looking for profit, Superglass Make currently profits at over 1mil gp an hour. You could also raise your crafting too (You get 78 magic exp and 130 crafting exp per cast).

Bump. :(

I've never heard any mention of the exp per/damage being any different than any other place, I would see no reason for it being higher, either.

You can superheat while alching, it's super fast exp :thumbsup:

Lots of sand and seaweed, (Preferably) full bank, mousekeys (Go to my guide for mousekeys set up: http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=806548), and lots of fire and astral runes. It's also one of the most efficient ways to raise crafting, giving (On average) 65k crafting exp and 600k gp per hour. You can raise these averages a bit by not talking and being fast. I average about 550 casts p/hr while talking a little bit and staying fairly concentrated. Remember to use StickyKeys so it holds don't control, it's a lot harder without them.

Yes.

http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=806548

Just to clarify, Superglass Make can make up to 700k gp per hour at times, but usually hangs around 500-600k. This is also assuming you get about 550 casts p/hr.

No, the best way is with buying green leathers. If you make less than 450-500k, play Stealing Creation - it's efficient. If you make far more than that (I'd say 750k+ consistently), don't bother. Or if you really hate the game (which I got to at 94 crafting; maybe I'll get around to getting 99 eventually). EDIT: You get a little over 44k experience per needle. You'll need around 250-280 needles to 99. If you make less than 1.4mil gp per hour, Superglass Make is better, and that's not even counting the magic exp :thumbsup:

Hunter maxes at like 150k exp per hour at 99, but you'd probably get like 100k exp per hour at 80+. PP at 81 is like 180k exp per hour, and can be 240k at 91. Blackjacking can be faster than PP at any level, but it's a lot more boring.

Watch his other vid lol :thumbup: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qfp9eyqb8M&feature=relatedc You can go faster than in the video, tbh he probably went slower because of lag, but that should explain it. Sand and seaweed buy on min depending on what direction the prices are going, I mean they buy no matter what, but if you're catching it while they're going down you should be able to buy them a lot faster. I also have a text based guide if you wanna look at it. http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=806548

Eucs are the best exp other than teaks, and you profit. It's about 50k exp per hour, so just divide the remaining exp by that.

Oh, I see you got the magic level for neither. In that case cast Superheat Item on iron (faster xp but with loss) or mithril (roughly half the xp but breaking even/profit). Do that until 55 for High Alchemy, or you can even do both and superheat iron and high alch noted items at the same time. The link to the video outlinig this training method is I feel famous \ Read the description for info about it and stuff. It's the absolute fastest way to train magic (That I know of) until 86 magic, so gl beating your friend.

You should alch while doing something else...Like Superheating! If your mind isn't blown yet, consult your local physician, cause it should be. It costs a little bit, not too much, maybe like 1.5gp/exp, but you can get around 135k-140k exp per hour, and that's just the magic exp, if you do iron, add 15k smithing exp, if you do gold (It costs a lot) you can get 75k smithing exp on top of the 135k magic exp. I recently made a video about it, you can just watch the first minute, and you'll get the idea, although you could watch the whole 4 minutes and make my life complete.

Yessssssssssss I'm finally gonna be able to get the 1 out of my name! Also gonna change my pure's name to something I thought of, but was taken. I think I'll be able to get it, if I don't get it because I live in Arizona I'll be so freaking :wall: As long as that "Mr Padre" doesn't decide to come back...

I wouldn't humidify, waste of time imo. Just lose the money on alching if you have to, and then Glassmake to whatever level you want to stop. Btw, Glassmake is more efficient (During most times) than Green D'Hide bodies if you make less than about 1.5mil an hour. [hide=If ya need it, cause I love linking to it]http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?f=180&t=806548[/hide] Glassmake can be hard to maintain, and it can be boring, but it's nice seeing the profits and exp come in :thumbsup: