Silk Making

[TeckXKnight]

How do you raise quality of silkmoth eggs than? If everything just soft caps them :S

Get high quality everything else. Wood, Mulberry Trees, Plant Fibers, etc.

[Mashadar]

How do you raise quality of silkmoth eggs than? If everything just soft caps them :S

Like seeds, the quality of the eggs is in the range ±5 relative to their parents.

[MagicManICT]

How do you raise quality of silkmoth eggs than? If everything just soft caps them :S

If you're herb tables aren't softcapping your eggs, then you can slowly, very slowly, raise quality. You have to save up enough of the +5 eggs so that you can get at least 6 to hatch at once and mate. Easier to just get more mulberry trees, even when stuck on all coniferous forest.

[Phaen]

Silkmoth eggs are modified by the herb table, you are correct, but can only lose quality. Silkworms lose 1 quality per tick every time they eat mulberry leaves lower quality then themselves, so up to 4 quality per generation, effectively stunting quality growth. After that, cauldron doesn't effect it, if I remember correctly, so cauldron quality, water quality, and fuel quality are irrelevant. The loom and spinning wheel do effect the quality, both positively and negatively, averaging the objects quality with the silk threads quality.

From what I understand, carpentry of the person who constructs an object does not effect its quality. If this is indeed the case, then it is just the material quality that goes into them that matters. I'm sure I've tested this in the past but it escapes my memory whether I have or have not.

All of the above is correct. Except the part about the loom and spinning wheel being an average of the tool and the silk. It uses the formula Sevenless mentioned.

Spinning wheel and loom account for ¼ of the final product.

Incorrect, it's 1/5. Look at the formula.

The filament quality is softcapped by cbrt(Farming*Dexterity*Sewing), that's why you got q9 filaments.

Correct.

(If the OP is looking for all softcaps, it's also worth noting that when you make Silk Threads at the spinning wheel and Silk Cloth on the loom, the final product is softcapped by sqrt(dexterity*sewing). This was probably already obvious, though...)

Psyche also plays a roll somewhere in the process

I'm fairly sure Psyche doesn't play a role. Mine is really low and my stats haven't been softcapping anything. If you have any ideas about where you think it softcaps, maybe I can confirm this for everyone.

[Mashadar]

Incorrect, it's 1/5. Look at the formula.

The actual formula is (MaterialQ*3+ToolQ)/4.

[daemmonium]

Incorrect, it's 1/5. Look at the formula.

The actual formula is (MaterialQ*3+ToolQ)/4.

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Quality#Crafting_formula

Check the "if there's a tool involved" formula.

[rozn]

Silkmoth eggs are modified by the herb table, you are correct, but can only lose quality. Silkworms lose 1 quality per tick every time they eat mulberry leaves lower quality then themselves, so up to 4 quality per generation, effectively stunting quality growth. After that, cauldron doesn't effect it, if I remember correctly, so cauldron quality, water quality, and fuel quality are irrelevant. The loom and spinning wheel do effect the quality, both positively and negatively, averaging the objects quality with the silk threads quality.

From what I understand, carpentry of the person who constructs an object does not effect its quality. If this is indeed the case, then it is just the material quality that goes into them that matters. I'm sure I've tested this in the past but it escapes my memory whether I have or have not.

All of the above is correct. Except the part about the loom and spinning wheel being an average of the tool and the silk. It uses the formula Sevenless mentioned.

Spinning wheel and loom account for ¼ of the final product.

Incorrect, it's 1/5. Look at the formula.

The filament quality is softcapped by cbrt(Farming*Dexterity*Sewing), that's why you got q9 filaments.

Correct.

(If the OP is looking for all softcaps, it's also worth noting that when you make Silk Threads at the spinning wheel and Silk Cloth on the loom, the final product is softcapped by sqrt(dexterity*sewing). This was probably already obvious, though...)

Psyche also plays a roll somewhere in the process

I'm fairly sure Psyche doesn't play a role. Mine is really low and my stats haven't been softcapping anything. If you have any ideas about where you think it softcaps, maybe I can confirm this for everyone.

Is there a certain lvl to raise your farming to? I really don't want to raise it a lot

[barracuda546]

Psy is for crafting ranger gear, merchant robes etc. Along with dex and psy.. I think

[Mashadar]

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Quality#Crafting_formula

Check the "if there's a tool involved" formula.

Well, I finally registered on the wiki, so I suppose I'll do some work on it in future. I fixed the formula for now, but the quality article in particular is quite the mess right now and probaby should be condensed to the concepts of the QM and softcapping. The rest belongs on the appropriate pages.

[cloakblade]

Psy is for crafting ranger gear, merchant robes etc. Along with dex and psy.. I think

And symbels of course.