Making a low-gp construction guide, need some info first!

[supuh]

hey guys, im supuh, a long time tip.it forum reader (although i rarely post :oops: ), and im making a low-gp construction guide, but illneed some information first:

 

 

 

1. a list of how much total exp is needed for each level in a skill ( i know one of these exists, i just dont know where to find it)

 

 

 

2. can Rick, the lowest level servent unnote objects like the other ones?

 

 

 

3. How many actions/ how much time does it take for a servent to ask for wages?

 

 

 

4. would a low-gp construction guide have a place on the tip.it construction guide on the main site? (once it comes out)

 

 

 

thanks for any help

[tthsia]

1. http://tip.it/runescape/?page=xp_table.htm

 

 

 

2. Yes, Rick can unnote.

 

 

 

3. About every 10 trips you need to pay your servant I think. I'm now using the cook, and the wait time is not that bad.

[supuh]

sweet! that exp table was just what i was looking for, now i can calculate the EXACT number of logs needed per level to minimize the cash spent changing logs to planks :D thanks dude!

[Mirror]

Well logs is not the cheapest way, mining your own limestone and clay is the cheapest by far.

[supuh]

however, it is in no way fast. my guide will be a combination of low-cost methods of leveling and moderate-fast training, and you cant use limestone and clay to build when you first start can you? :wink:

[Mirror]

however, it is in no way fast. my guide will be a combination of low-cost methods of leveling and moderate-fast training, and you cant use limestone and clay to build when you first start can you? :wink:

 

First off clay is at lvl 3 and you have to start with planks and nails, and I know that. But after one load of planks, you will be past lvl 3 and be on your way for free exp you do not have to pay for. That is what I was hinting at.

[supuh]

however, it is in no way fast. my guide will be a combination of low-cost methods of leveling and moderate-fast training, and you cant use limestone and clay to build when you first start can you? :wink:

 

First off clay is at lvl 3 and you have to start with planks and nails, and I know that. But after one load of planks, you will be past lvl 3 and be on your way for free exp you do not have to pay for. That is what I was hinting at.

 

 

 

planks can be obtained from spawn points, nails can be smithed. the one downside to clay is the fact that it has to be wet down first, and wetting clay is a VERY monotonous and boring process.... but then again, i chop magics for a living and that is too....

[Irool]

get level 30, buy 500 oak logs and the saw mill butler

 

 

 

Plank the oaks

 

 

 

Sell the oaks

 

 

 

Get enough money to do this with a better butler and more oak logs

 

 

 

repeat until 99

 

 

 

 

 

^^^Construction for an average person 8-)

[supuh]

so should i just not write the guide?

[kwimbob]

Here's how I trained it, but note that I had a huge amount of laws that I had randomly crafted one day, so I didn't care about wasting them:

 

 

 

Have a ton of gp, a saw, a hammer, and then a bunch of teleport runes in the inv (so that there are 20 empty slots).

 

 

 

Teleport to Varrock

 

Chop 20 oaks

 

Plank them

 

Teleport to house, go to the nearby workshop room, make many oak armchairs and then an oak chair

 

Repeat a ton of times

 

 

 

It was as cheap as you can go without having to use non-wood materials. Before I could use oak and the table I would just make wooden chairs constantly by ripping down a chair, making a new one, ripping it down, etc.

[bepo]

i could definatly use this once I get members back. Its always hard to start a new skill, so guides like this make it easy ;)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

~Bepo

[melikepie]

move house to relleka.

 

 

 

tele to house with gp and axe

 

 

 

cut oaks just by portal till u have 24 in inventory

 

 

 

go into house and have cook go to sawmill with 16 logs, when she gets back send here with 8 logs whilst making oak benches.

 

 

 

finish 6 oak beanches and send cook with them to bank whilst you go outside and chop more logs. very cheap and time effeint

[tthsia]

I just did a little testing, and it looks like unnoting items doesn't count towards the trip count (only when going to the sawmill and the bank).

 

 

 

What I did is I first chop tons of oaks at Draynor, then teleport to house with hammer, saw, money, and all oak logs (in notes).

 

 

 

I also bring a fire staff, nature runes, and magic longs (in notes). I high alch while I wait.

 

 

 

Have the servant unnote and go to the sawmill for you (the cook can take up to 16 logs each time). I then use those 16 planks to make it into 2 larders (which uses 8 planks each time).