Using enchant for the first time and it's looking for a finished part rather than creating it

[Angel-DR]

Genie user

,enchant 2 cambrinth retuner

[enchant]>get my retuner from my enchanter's satchel

Why is it assuming it exisits already? Does this script not create any items, but rather only enchant them after they were created? I am new to the entire crafting system. Thank you in advance.

[vtcifer]

What does ,enchant help say?

[Angel-DR]

,enchant help

--- Lich: enchant active.

--- Lich: equipmanager active.

--- Lich: equipmanager has exited.

enchant

chapter Chapter containing the item.

recipe name Name of the recipe, wrap in double quotes if this is multiple words.

noun

--- Lich: enchant has exited.

So I run it by the directions but it expects the tuner to be made, It's really odd.

,enchant 2 cambrinth retuner

[enchant]>get my artificing book You get a book of master artificing instructions from inside your enchanter's satchel.

You turn your book to chapter 2, entitled "Utility and Fluff Artificing".

[enchant]>turn my book to page 3 You turn your book to page 3, instructions for crafting a cambrinth retuner.

[enchant]>study my artificing book You scan the retuner instructions with a glance and completely understand all facets of the design. You now feel ready to begin the crafting process.

[enchant]>get my silver brazier You get a small silversteel brazier scattered with glittering starstones from inside your enchanter's satchel.

[enchant]>get my retuner from my crafter's bag What were you referring to?

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What does ,enchant help say?

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[vtcifer]

enchant \<chapter> \<recipe name> \<noun> chapter Chapter containing the item. recipe name Name of the recipe, wrap in double quotes if this is multiple words. noun

[mtruitt]

It works fine, in this case it is rod.

Noun refers to the item it ENDS as and you work with.

And as vtcifer said it needs ""

enchant 2 "cambrinth retuner" rod

A list of ingredients is provided:

(1) A finished stone, bone or wood rod. (1) mana fount (1) primary sigil (congruence)

[Angel-DR]

I'm sorry, it does not work fine. It is trying to GET tuner, not create it.

Please tell me the exact syntax you using for it to work.

On Mon, Aug 24, 2020 at 7:33 PM Mark Truitt notifications@github.com wrote:

It works fine, in this case it is rod.

Noun refers to the item is ENDS as and you work with.

A list of ingredients is provided:

(1) A finished stone, bone or wood rod. (1) mana fount (1) primary sigil (congruence)

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[Hiinky]

;enchant <chapter> <recipe name> <noun>
   chapter      Chapter containing the item.
   recipe name  Name of the recipe, wrap in double quotes if this is multiple words.
   noun

In your case you want to make a tuner from chapter 2 The recipe would be "cambrinth retuner" in double quotes specifically. The finished item is not actually called a cambrinth tuner. It's the noun of your (1) A finished stone, bone or wood rod.

;enchant 2 "cambrinth retuner" rod is correct usage.

The last one I made was from a maple rod I carved myself so the final product was an rather inconspicuous maple rod I had to be careful to keep separate from anything else.

The script is working as expected in this case since "cambrinth retuner" was not in quotes it was accepting retuner as the item to use while crafting. Please close the issue once you've had a chance to review.

[MahtraDR]

@rpherbig this can be closed.