How is the total cost calculated?

For each material the tool multiplies its per-craft quantity by the batch size, then by its per-unit Mora value, and sums them. It then adds the Mora crafting fee times the batch size to get the grand total.

What if a material is free to gather?

Set its per-unit value to zero. Many overworld ingredients cost only your time, so a zero value tells the tool to count the quantity for planning while excluding it from the Mora cost.

Does it handle the Mora crafting fee?

Yes. Many forging and alchemy recipes charge a flat Mora fee per craft. Enter that fee and the tool multiplies it by your batch size and adds it on top of the material value.

Can I plan sub-components?

Treat an intermediate item as a material and set its per-unit value to the cost you computed for it in a separate pass. Chaining costs this way lets you cost a multi-step recipe from the bottom up.

Is the per-craft cost useful?

Yes. Dividing the total by the batch size gives the marginal cost of one more craft, which is the figure to compare against buying the item or skipping the craft entirely.

Genshin Impact Crafting Material Cost Calculator

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Before you sink Mora and rare materials into a batch of crafts, it helps to know the true cost. This calculator works like a bill of materials: list each ingredient with its quantity and per-unit value, set a batch size and any Mora fee, and get a clean per-craft and total cost.

How it works

The total is a straightforward sum over the recipe:

material total = Σ (quantity per craft × batch × per-unit value)
fee total      = mora fee per craft × batch
grand total    = material total + fee total
per craft      = grand total / batch

Setting an ingredient’s value to zero keeps it in the plan for quantity tracking while excluding it from the Mora cost.

Example and tips

A recipe needing 3 of a 200-Mora-value material and 1 of a 1,500-Mora intermediate, with a 100 Mora fee, costs 3×200 + 1,500 + 100 = 2,200 Mora per craft, or 22,000 for a batch of 10. To cost multi-step recipes, compute the intermediate first and feed its per-craft cost back in as a material value.