Wiki, database & tools for Scrap Mechanic 1.0
Search 992 current items, trace 736 recipes, plan exact materials, and get practical answers for Scrap Mechanic 1.0.
Plan, inspect, predict, and navigate with current Scrap Mechanic 1.0 rules.
Set quantities and routes, then expand whole batches and subtract materials you own.
Clay Gun×1
Metal Block Level 2×50
Component Kit×10
Cable Roll×10Open a local .blueprint file to count official blocks and parts, joints, controllers, containers, stored items, and paint colors.
Bearing×24
Metal Block Level 1×128
Controller×2
Water Container×2Enter crop counts and one to four players to calculate plant value, the exact raid tier and bot budget, the opening pool, and a weighted enemy forecast.
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Explore a complete reference world with 14 current location cards, or select a local Survival .db save to render its terrain in your browser. Use the map to compare the Crashed Ship, Mechanic Station, Hideout, Packing Stations, Scrap Garage, Growlabs, and story areas without treating one seed as a universal world.
Jump into a focused set instead of scanning all 992 entries.
Useful like a tool, sourced like a database, maintained like a guide.
Every item, recipe, quest, and raid value is extracted and normalized from Scrap Mechanic 1.0 data — not copied from outdated wikis.
Calculators show deterministic results where the game is deterministic and label forecasts where it rolls weighted randomness.
Data is tied to game build 1.0.0.867 and regenerated on every update, with changes reviewed before publishing.
No account, no downloads. Blueprint and save analysis runs entirely in your browser.
Current guidance for the decisions most likely to block a new or returning mechanic.
1.0Scrap Mechanic Drilling Thunder launched free with version 1.0 on July 24, 2026. This Scrap Mechanic update guide covers patch 1.0.1, major features, saves, mods, PC requirements, and data-backed differences from 0.7.
Read the 1.0 guide
Scrap Mechanic 1.0 Quest Guide46 questsBrowse all 46 current quests with official objectives, exact progression states, rewards, and confirmed follow-up links.View questShort answers first, with the full guide or tool one click away.
No. The official 1.0 release announcement says existing Survival saves are not compatible with the new release. Old Creative saves can be loaded, but important creations should be backed up first.
Read the save compatibility guideYes. It rounds requested quantities up to whole recipe batches, carries surplus output forward, expands craftable ingredients, and subtracts the base materials you already own.
Open the crafting plannerNo. In 1.0, raid pressure is calculated from the crops’ total value, and crop weights vary widely. Any positive value can start the 60-second countdown. The calculator can determine thresholds, level, and bot budget, but the exact enemy mix remains a probability forecast.
Calculate the current raidNo. The blueprint analyzer counts parts, block units, entities, joints, controllers, containers, and stored contents for structural auditing. It does not present those structural records as an exact Survival crafting cost, and mod dependencies must be checked separately.
Analyze a local blueprint“Recipes” shows how the current item is produced. “Used in” shows which other recipes consume it. One output may have several crafting or acquisition routes, so the recipe record count can exceed the number of distinct outputs. Choose the route you can actually use before comparing materials.
Browse items and recipesRecipe quantities, output per batch, crafting speed, quest successor links, crop values, and raid thresholds can be determined from current data. Enemy mixes, physics effects, pathfinding, spawn positions, and undisclosed random behavior can only be reported as ranges or probabilities. The tools mark this boundary clearly.
Understand the 1.0 data boundariesSearch the database or turn a target quantity into a material plan.
