How is the q of the b12 calculated?

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How is the q of the b12 calculated?

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Does anyone know?
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Re: How is the q of the b12 calculated?

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I would assume it's the average of Steel and leather, then S*L/2? Not sure. :?
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Re: How is the q of the b12 calculated?

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Quality for all full metal products are calculated with the formula: quality = (qMetal*4 + qAnvil*1.5 +qHammer*1.5)/7
so probably it is average of material as toshiro said in place of qMetal in this formula.
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Re: How is the q of the b12 calculated?

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we figured it out once, a long time ago. i don't remember the exact formula but i know that steel is weighted much more heavily than leather, something like (qleather + 5*qsteel) / 6

and of course hammer and anvil and smithy cap count
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Re: How is the q of the b12 calculated?

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Thanks !
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Re: How is the q of the b12 calculated?

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The softcap is also really complicated, ramones told me once it involved smithing, str, psyche, sewing, and dex...

cant remember exactly what it was though, sorry :(
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Re: How is the q of the b12 calculated?

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Thats a lot...., I think I wont craft it myselfe now :) Thanks !
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Re: How is the q of the b12 calculated?

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The world is ending so I thought. Why not waste some of that low Q steel and figure out that formula for the B12.
Here is the model I used:

( ( (Qsteel * 5 + Qleather) / 6 ) * 4 + 1.5 * Qhammer + 1.5 * Qanvil ) /7 = QModel

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(hammer) (anvil) (leather) (steel) (QB12) (non-roundedModel)
109        107      20        15      55	 55.3333333333333
109        107      20        18      56	 56.7619047619048
109        107     110        15      63	 63.9047619047619
109        107     145        16      67	 67.7142857142857
Fits perfectly. Thanks for the hints sabinati and bitza. Its confirmed.

My crafters stats. Its a bit hard to say what skills softcaps it though.
http://puu.sh/35HNF
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Re: How is the q of the b12 calculated?

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haha i did the same and wasted my steel for a B12

you're sure about the formula as how it's posted? i get this when i do with your given top row

( (75 + 20) / 6 ) * 4 + 163,5 + 160,5 = 387,333

or is it me being stupid at math?!? :?

i can't tell a formula - 2 pcs HL q 81 + 82 and steel from q16 - 60 with 102 anvil+hammer - 455 smithing and got a q66 B12
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Re: How is the q of the b12 calculated?

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borka wrote:haha i did the same and wasted my steel for a B12

you're sure about the formula as how it's posted? i get this when i do with your given top row

( (75 + 20) / 6 ) * 4 + 163,5 + 160,5 = 387,333

or is it me being stupid at math?!? :?

i can't tell a formula - 2 pcs HL q 81 + 82 and steel from q16 - 60 with 102 anvil+hammer - 455 smithing and got a q66 B12
Sorry posted that wrong. It was supposed to have a /7 at the end.

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