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What does the "crafting spec" mean in the gear tooltip?

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BmcD73

BmcD73

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#1
Dec 11, 2020
What does the "crafting spec" mean in the gear tooltip?

It implies that I can get a spec out of the gear. It looks like a button you click but I have been unable to navigate to it on my XBSX. I googled this and haven't seen the question asked or how you access this. Anyone have any info on this? See attached screenshot
 
BmcD73

BmcD73

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#2
Dec 12, 2020
BmcD73 said:
What does the "crafting spec" mean in the gear tooltip?

It implies that I can get a spec out of the gear. It looks like a button you click but I have been unable to navigate to it on my XBSX. I googled this and haven't seen the question asked or how you access this. Anyone have any info on this? See attached screenshot
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since I still can't post and this question just gets buried in the welcome thread, this is driving me crazy. Are the items marked with "crafting spec" worth hanging onto? I have them sitting in my stash for now but would like to know why some gear is marked this way.
 
Riven-Twain

Riven-Twain

Moderator
#3
Dec 12, 2020
Posts moved. Hopefully, someone can answer this for you.
 
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OrpheusOverdose

Senior user
#4
Dec 15, 2020
BmcD73 said:
since I still can't post and this question just gets buried in the welcome thread, this is driving me crazy. Are the items marked with "crafting spec" worth hanging onto? I have them sitting in my stash for now but would like to know why some gear is marked this way.
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Here is what I see. I have a DR5 Nova that I just crafted and a JKE-X2 Kenshin(both handguns) that I didn't craft. The crafted one(Nova) has the "crafting spec" show on the tooltip. The non crafted one(Kenshin) does not have this on tooltip.

NOW, here is where is starts to get confusing. If you put, say, a sight or scope on the CRAFTED pistol, the sight or scope will NOW show with the "crafting spec" on tooltip. If you remove the sight or scope from the CRAFTED pistol and just hover over it in inventory it will NO LONGER have the "crafting spec" in the tooltip. Now, normally if it says "crafting spec" in tooltip that means you can craft it from scratch, HOWEVER, the apparent bug with mods and scopes that you CAN'T craft being put on weapons that you CAN craft will make the mod or scope show as "crafting spec" in tooltip even though you still CAN'T craft the mod or scope.

Sorry if this was long winded but I wanted to explain it as well as I could, heh.
 
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SakariFoxx

Senior user
#5
Dec 16, 2020
just means you have the recipe.
 
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Buzzark

Buzzark

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#6
Dec 19, 2020
SakariFoxx said:
just means you have the recipe.
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I have a number of items (weapons, clothes etc) that are labelled with Crafting Spec that don't appear in my crafting list. Conversely, I have items available to craft where the corresponding item in my inventory does not have a Crafting Spec label so this explanation doesn't seem to fit from either angle.
 
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Eldritch-Vox

Eldritch-Vox

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#7
Dec 30, 2020
I too would like to know this, I notice it pops up when I put a crafted mod onto my weapon/item, but I wonder why this is the case.

Why even show that? Perhaps it’s doing so for your convenience in regards to the perks that effect armor/damage.

It be neat though if scraping it would give you a blueprint, but I’m not willing to try it with my good gear to find out.
 
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vindelanos

vindelanos

Forum regular
#8
Dec 30, 2020
SakariFoxx said:
just means you have the recipe.
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This.
 
GuilmonexK

GuilmonexK

Fresh user
#9
Dec 30, 2020
OrpheusOverdose said:
Here is what I see. I have a DR5 Nova that I just crafted and a JKE-X2 Kenshin(both handguns) that I didn't craft. The crafted one(Nova) has the "crafting spec" show on the tooltip. The non crafted one(Kenshin) does not have this on tooltip.

NOW, here is where is starts to get confusing. If you put, say, a sight or scope on the CRAFTED pistol, the sight or scope will NOW show with the "crafting spec" on tooltip. If you remove the sight or scope from the CRAFTED pistol and just hover over it in inventory it will NO LONGER have the "crafting spec" in the tooltip. Now, normally if it says "crafting spec" in tooltip that means you can craft it from scratch, HOWEVER, the apparent bug with mods and scopes that you CAN'T craft being put on weapons that you CAN craft will make the mod or scope show as "crafting spec" in tooltip even though you still CAN'T craft the mod or scope.

Sorry if this was long winded but I wanted to explain it as well as I could, heh.
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Yup, I put my crafted armadillo in an unique legendary clothing and it shows "crafting spec". Just like you put a scope/mod on an iconic weapon, it also become iconic. Count as a visual bug?
 
The_Vulture

The_Vulture

Fresh user
#10
Jan 2, 2021
I just tried this with a crafted DR5 Nova:

- The crafted gun has the "CRAFTING SPEC"-tag

- Now I put a looted sight and a looted silencer on, both without prior "CRAFTING SPEC"-tags... and viola, as long as both are attached to the crafted gun, both are getting the "CRAFTING SPEC"-tag.

So my money is on visual bug too.
The "CRAFTING SPEC" thing is most likely really an internal tag that just so happens to be shared around every component of the item, even attached ones. At least that's my guess but idk though.
 
Lexandro_Albion

Lexandro_Albion

Forum veteran
#11
Jan 2, 2021
There are perks for crafted items to gain stat bonuses. Items with this bonus are marked "crafted spec". Unfortunately it is also showing for any mods created, making any mod you craft and add to an item give it the "crafted spec" tag. It is a minor oversight in the UI development, as the mods should have the tag not the item.
 
MonkeyDMP

MonkeyDMP

Rookie
#12
Jan 7, 2021
Eldritch-Vox said:
I too would like to know this, I notice it pops up when I put a crafted mod onto my weapon/item, but I wonder why this is the case.

Why even show that? Perhaps it’s doing so for your convenience in regards to the perks that effect armor/damage.

It be neat though if scraping it would give you a blueprint, but I’m not willing to try it with my good gear to find out.
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Thank you. That's exactly what seems to be happening.

Oh and just create a save before you test if it will give you a blueprint. I didn't have any luck with that however.
 
Drakijy

Drakijy

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#13
Tuesday at 4:44 AM
OrpheusOverdose said:
the apparent bug with mods and scopes that you CAN'T craft, being put on weapons that you CAN craft, will make the mod or scope show as "crafting spec" in tooltip even though you still CAN'T craft the mod or scope.
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THIS! Thanks, Choom, for the preem detes.
 
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