1. Read the live scan
FAIT. The captured table contained nine rows that met the active VIP rules. For each candidate, Craft Radar displayed the Black Market price seen now, its average, craft cost, projected margin, focus efficiency, projected craft profit per day, Black Market volume and price age.
2. Compare now with repeatable demand
FAIT. “BM pays now” is the live price received during the session. The 7 or 30 day window supplies the average and volume reference. “Over avg” and trend expose the gap between the current opportunity and its recent baseline. The maximum BM age control can exclude stale live prices.
A_VERIFIER. A visible order can change or disappear before you craft. Volume is historical activity, not a guarantee that your quantity will sell at the displayed price.
3. Set your own craft economics
There is no universal Craft Radar setup. The captured interface lets you change the average window, minimum premium over average, minimum BM volume, maximum price age, material purchase city and material price window. Craft inputs include city bonus, focus, specialization, normal and artifact return cards, daily production bonus, station fee, hideout production bonus, manual return override and manual resource prices.
Tier, enchantment, category, artifact visibility and item search then narrow the table. These controls change the calculation or the opportunity set; they are not cosmetic filters.
4. Define what deserves a VIP pin
FAIT. The gear panel can pin qualifying rows and test them at base return, without focus or city bonus. In this capture the simultaneous thresholds were 15% margin versus the current BM price, 15% margin versus the average, and 10 BM units per day.
5. Check one displayed margin
FAIT. The first captured row, Expert's Soldier Boots T5.1 Good, displayed BM now at 23,384, craft cost at 6,948 and craft margin at 15,501. With the configured 4% market exit cost:
round(23,384 × 0.96) − 6,948 = 15,501 silver
At the displayed 786.7 BM units/day, 15,501 × 786.7 rounds to the displayed 12,194,637 projected craft profit/day.
The source snapshot also contained the same row's 7 day average of 14,733 and volume of 786.7. Silver/focus uses the average margin and underlying focus requirement, so it should not be reconstructed from the rounded visible cells alone.
6. The virtual 100m pass
No 100m result is published for this lot yet. The capture does not prove available material depth, remaining Black Market order depth, crafting capacity, travel time or completed sales. A later pass must freeze allocation and exit rules and will be labelled simulated or projected, never realised profit.