Tactical Swat Simulator Tools

Tools on this wiki are planning pages, not executors. The loadout planner is the one we ship in this round: pick a pad type, pick what you own, leave with a kit. If you wanted auto farm, that lives under scripts with a warning attached.

A good tool answers a raid question in one screen. “What do I take to Night Exhibit if I only have code Cash?” is a tool question. “What is the lore of Black Apron?” is a database question for maps.

What the loadout planner does

It maps pad families to guns you might actually own:

• Recruit Cash kit (codes + group bonus)
• CQB house / prison kit
• Port / desert rifle kit
• Special Forces kit with MP5 and C4
• FBI kit with breaching shotgun

Each preset lists a primary, a sight, a throwable, and a “do not bring” line. That last line is the feature. Most failed Smuggler’s Runs are a missing “do not bring the pump.”

Open the planner after you redeem codes and before you walk a pad. Re-open it when latest update adds a grenade type or a revolver you are tempted to main.

Tools we will not add

• Fake code generators. Codes are shouted, not hashed. The codes hub is the list.
• “Secret FBI unlock” buttons. That is a pass. See gamepasses.
• Stat calculators with invented DPS. The studio has not published a damage table we trust. We rank guns by role on the weapons tier instead of pretending we have a spreadsheet from the client.

How to use tools with the rest of the wiki

1. Claim Cash.
2. Read getting started so you know F and Active Tasks.
3. Open the planner for tonight’s pad.
4. Buy the one missing attachment, not the whole locker.
5. Raid. If the kit felt wrong, the maps range note was the missing half, not the planner.

If you are in a clan with a Cash booster, run the planner’s recruit or rifle kit anyway. Boosters multiply a complete raid. They do not make a sniper good on stairs.

When we add another tool — a pad checklist, a rank gate chart — it will hang off this hub. Until then, the planner plus the mission tier is the whole workshop.