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17 community-listed schematics, including Wall Chain Protocol and Entropy Helper. Tick names you have collected to keep a missing-item list in this browser.
17/17 community entries · Updated 2026-11-10 · PC 1.0 · community routes
Take the Zone 1 elevator down, turn around and circle its outer wall. The schematic rests on a rock.
Module: Critical-damage upgrade.
Circle the outside of the elevator building before entering the first fight. Follow the schematic sound to the pickup on the rock.
Community PC screenshot; the guide uses the English name above. This checklist does not prescribe numerical stacking values.
After the first Zone 1 fight, take the left route and look left for a side island.
Module: Changes vertical and horizontal recoil.
Clear the first combat room and take the left branch. Look left-front from that island, then jump across to the side island and search its edge. Older footage shows several stepping islands; the later community guide records a simplified single-island approach.
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A Zone 1 schematic associated with a metal-beam route to a hangar. Its exact current approach is unresolved.
Module: Improves control while airborne.
The older English route crosses metal beams to a hangar in Zone 1. The Chinese guide describes the left branch before the Zone 1 entity and a metal-tendril path toward the center. It also claims a simplified location but dates that change December 18, 2026—later than this page's update. We cannot treat that date or the old approach as a confirmed current route. Keep the name in your missing-item list; do not plan a guaranteed pickup from these directions.
Community PC screenshot; the guide uses the English name above. This checklist does not prescribe numerical stacking values.
Zone 3's three-torch puzzle is documented, but reports disagree on where the cave appears.
Module: Leaves a fire trail when sliding.
Older guides place the cave behind the Zone 3 start elevator. A later English comment reports the pickup at a Zone 3 corruptor instead, and players report runs without the old cave. The newer Chinese guide says the location was simplified without resolving that disagreement. If you find the three-torch cave, ignite all three torches with a fire-inflicting attack; ordinary bullets do not light them. That documented puzzle produces the schematic. The exact current cave location is not confirmed here.
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Climb the Zone 4 building after the first fight and before the first chest. The schematic is on the roof.
Module: Connects wall-running with cooldown resets.
Look for the broken upper building floating above the tall building. Grapple partway up, destroy successive interior ceilings, then jump outside and double-jump back onto the solid roof. Use the illustrated route for the landmarks and final approach.
Open the illustrated Wall Chain Protocol route →
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On a Zone 1 chest island, follow the locked door's cable to its switch, then return through the opened door.
Module: Speeds up aiming down sights.
Look for a chest island with a tall column and a slab on top. Circle the rock to find the closed door marked with an X. Follow its cable and climb to the switch. Activate it, return to the now-open door and collect the schematic inside.
Community PC screenshot; the guide uses the English name above. This checklist does not prescribe numerical stacking values.
Circle the rock on a Zone 1 chest island and enter its cave. The pickup is away from the chest.
Module: Boosts the last round in a magazine.
Visit Zone 1 chest / LOOT locations and listen for the schematic cue. This layout is not tied to one coordinate or only to the island before the boss. Walk around the large rock formation, find the cave entrance and collect the schematic inside.
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Grenade the 3×3 floor slabs beside the chest in the documented Zone 2 layout, then clear the cave below.
Module: Activates surrounding inventory slots and adds a stacking effect.
Inspect the ground beside the chest and listen for the schematic cue. The English guide observed this layout in Zone 2; that is not a guarantee of every spawn. Destroy the square 3×3 slab patch to the right of the chest with a grenade. Drop into the opening, clear the enemies and collect the schematic.
Community PC screenshot; the guide uses the English name above. This checklist does not prescribe numerical stacking values.
On a Zone 3 chest island, find the hole in the grass, clear the enemies below and continue inside.
Module: Makes dashing deal damage.
Explore Zone 3 chest / LOOT islands beyond the chest. Look for the grassy patch with a hole into a cave. Drop in and clear the enemies, including an Ignit, even though the map marks a loot stop. Continue farther into the cave for the schematic.
Community PC screenshot; the guide uses the English name above. This checklist does not prescribe numerical stacking values.
At the documented Zone 1 obelisk layout, grapple to the high rock/platform above it for the schematic.
Module: Destruction can release burning bombs.
Visit obelisks and listen for the schematic cue; the map position varies. Look up for the high rock/platform and grapple point above the obelisk, then grapple to the top. The Chinese community guide places the grapple unlock after the first Zone 1 boss, at the start of Zone 2. Return on a later run if you do not yet have it.
Community PC screenshot; the guide uses the English name above. This checklist does not prescribe numerical stacking values.
Circle a Zone 3 obelisk and crouch through the low gap in its base. The schematic is inside.
Module: Trades fire rate for weapon damage.
Listen for the schematic cue at Zone 3 obelisks. Similar-looking obelisks can occur without a pickup, so the silhouette alone is not confirmation. Circle the structure, inspect its base for a low opening, crouch through and collect the schematic.
Community PC screenshot; the guide uses the English name above. This checklist does not prescribe numerical stacking values.
Choose a dice / Fragment Zone node. In the Ignit room, the schematic waits on the pedestal.
Module: Lets the gravity tether lift and throw Ignits.
Fragment Zones are the dice icons on the map. The room variant is random: a different dice room is not a failed attempt at this route. In the Ignit pedestal room shown below, take the schematic directly from the pedestal. The Chinese guide records Ignits appearing after collection.
Community PC screenshot; the guide uses the English name above. This checklist does not prescribe numerical stacking values.
Use the computers in the stare-down Fragment Zone and keep the enemies in view while crossing to the far door.
Module: Stops ammunition consumption while standing still.
Use the first computer in the long corridor to begin. Keep looking at the enemies while moving toward the far computer; the guide documents that they do not attack while watched. Use the far computer to open the exit and run through it. Once the doors close behind you, collect the schematic from the pedestal in the safe room.
Community PC screenshot; the guide uses the English name above. This checklist does not prescribe numerical stacking values.
In its Fragment Zone, follow the right wall to the arrow-marked low gap and crouch inside.
Module: Increases the chance of higher-tier items.
Choose dice / Fragment Zone nodes until you recognize this room. Follow the right wall, find the arrow pointing toward the low gap, crouch into the opening and collect the schematic.
Community PC screenshot; the guide uses the English name above. This checklist does not prescribe numerical stacking values.
In the laser Fragment Zone, enter the red-lit section's side room and break the furniture below the monitor.
Module: Increases damage while aiming down sights.
Advance along the laser-trap corridor to the red-lit area, then enter the room on the left. Break the furniture beneath the monitor; the Chinese guide shows a sofa hiding the gap. A grenade clears it. Crouch through the exposed opening and collect the schematic.
Community PC screenshot; the guide uses the English name above. This checklist does not prescribe numerical stacking values.
Defeat Snuffles in its Fragment Zone, then search the fog pool below for the schematic.
Module: Increases weapon damage while airborne.
Choose dice / Fragment Zone nodes until you encounter the Snuffles arena shown below. Defeat Snuffles, then check the fog pool below for the schematic pickup. Older English guides spell the name Airbourne Attack.
Community PC screenshot; the guide uses the English name above. This checklist does not prescribe numerical stacking values.
Find the ENTROPY CENTRE Fragment Zone, clear its enemies and enter the room for the schematic.
Module: Summons a helper firing electrical projectiles.
Choose dice / Fragment Zone nodes and look for the ENTROPY CENTRE lettering and logo. Defeat the enemies in that encounter, then enter the room containing the schematic. Use the illustrated route to recognize the sign and pickup area.
Open the illustrated Entropy Helper route →
Community PC screenshot; the guide uses the English name above. This checklist does not prescribe numerical stacking values.
No schematics match these filters.
Map layouts can move between runs. Match the room landmark and use the schematic audio / HUD cue; do not try to reproduce another player's map coordinates. Collect a pickup in game before ticking it here. Saved boxes are a personal reminder and do not read your save file.
The list combines Pumptar's English schematic guide with 萌新结棍's 17-item community guide and its later routes. The English guide uses “Airbourne Attack”; this list uses “Airborne Attack”. The official Steam news confirms 1.0 and subsequent hotfixes but does not publish an exhaustive schematic list. These are source-based directions, not a claim that we played every route on 1.0.