The crafting reports view has two sub views: crafts and materials. If you click restock selected groups the crafting queue will be populated according to the logic in your crafting operations. If you click groups you will get a list of all your groups that have a crafting operation applied to them. In the top left corner you can swap between crafts and groups. Which is a lot more time-efficient! Groups

This let’s you fill out the list and then just click craft next to finish crafting all the items. This is a list of crafts you want to craft and you can populate it by clicking the queue button at the bottom of the window with a craft selected, or with a crafting operation. On the right side you can see the crafting queue. This indicates the percentage of auctions that will sell as a decimal number. The last column shows the region sale rate for the items. The crafting cost is calculated by summing the default material prices for the materials, and the sale price is calculated as the minimum buyout by default. The profit column shows the expected profit. Numbers with a dash means, like 6-44 for the War-Scrolls indicate you can craft 6 with the materials you have on the current character, and 44 if you include all the materials you have across all your characters.

The columns will show you how many you can craft with the items you have. The left part contains all of your recipes. The base UI can be seen in the screenshot below. TSM will replace your default crafting UI with the TSM crafting UI, that includes some very useful options.

We are now on part 9 of my TSM guide, and today I will cover how to use the crafting functionality in TSM.

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