Level 1 through the strict Super Raid boundary.
Two calculators / no placeholder tools
Scrap Mechanic Tools - Data In, Decisions Out
Use the Raid Calculator before planting and the Crafting Planner before loading a station. Both tools expose their inputs, version boundaries, rounding rules, and limits so every result can be checked against the current game data.
Covered by 614 station recipes.
From the Workbench to the Mining Hub Dispenser.
Marked by the current unlock-route data.
Choose the decision you need
Two tools, two verified jobs
The calculators remain separate because raid pressure and crafting cost use different inputs, version checks, and uncertainty boundaries.
01 / Defense dataAvailable now
Scrap Mechanic Raid Calculator
Convert planted crops into total crop value, raid level, exact bot budget, multiplayer modifier, weighted enemy probabilities, and one possible drop timeline.
- Crop inputs
- 10
- Value range
- 1–1,000
- Enemy variants
- 9
- Super starts
- 10,001
Boundary proof
Open Raid Calculator →10 Pineapples = 10,000 points, Level 6, base budget 700. Add one Tomato and 10,001 becomes a Super Raid with a one-player budget of 1,001.
02 / Workshop dataAvailable now
Scrap Mechanic Crafting Planner
Search the extracted recipe set, select an output and station option, then calculate complete batches, direct materials, extra output, total station time, and the known unlock route.
- Recipes
- 614
- Outputs
- 594
- Stations
- 9
- Alt. outputs
- 17
Batch proof
Open Crafting Planner →Requested quantity is divided by recipe output and rounded up to a whole batch. The planner shows the actual production total and any unavoidable extra pieces.
Where the 614 recipes live
The Craftbot carries most records, but the planner keeps the other eight station datasets separate so an identical output can retain the correct batch size, time, and ingredient path.
Craftbot531 recipes
86.5% of databaseCookbot3 recipes
0.5% of databaseMechanic Station5 recipes
0.8% of databaseDressbot3 recipes
0.5% of databaseMining Hub Dispenser4 recipes
0.7% of databasePortable Crafter9 recipes
1.5% of databaseRefinebot5 recipes
0.8% of databaseSaw Table45 recipes
7.3% of databaseWorkbench9 recipes
1.5% of databaseWhat the numbers can prove
Calculation boundaries
A useful calculator must also say what it cannot infer from static data.
Crop values, thresholds, budget bands, player scaling, timers, and distance rules determine the exact result. Weighted group tables power the forecast.
The precise enemy sequence, drop direction, positions, terrain, and runtime navigation remain session outcomes even when probabilities are available.
It multiplies the selected recipe inputs, time, and output using the requested quantity and chosen station option.
Trader exchanges and deeper ingredient trees stay separate so the result remains auditable against one in-game recipe panel.
Tool data questions
Scrap Mechanic calculator FAQ
Short answers about coverage, calculation scope, recipe depth, and raid uncertainty.
Which Scrap Mechanic tools are available here?
The Tools section contains two working calculators: the Scrap Mechanic Raid Calculator and the Crafting Planner. Placeholder tools and the old checklist have been removed.
What does the Scrap Mechanic Raid Calculator calculate?
It totals 10 current crop values, selects one of seven raid levels, applies the player modifier, returns the exact bot budget, and simulates weighted outcomes for nine enemy variants. The forecast estimates probabilities and sample timelines; it does not claim the exact live roll or spawn position.
How much crafting data is in the Crafting Planner?
The planner contains 614 recipes across 9 stations, representing 594 unique outputs. It also identifies batch rounding, direct ingredients, station time, and known unlock routes.
Does the Crafting Planner calculate nested ingredients?
No. It deliberately totals direct recipe inputs for the selected station recipe. Craftable ingredients are labeled so you can open a separate order without mixing direct and recursive totals.