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FARM RPG / EXPLORATION

Exploration Planner v0.1.52

Add a craft. Find a route. Put the leftovers to work. Maybe optimize the fun out of the game.

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Primary targets

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Add the items you want and set a quantity for each. The planner combines their ingredient needs and compares exploration routes to meet those goals. Include what you already have in Starting inventory, then use the crafting map to put the leftovers to work.

Ingredients needed if you craft every ingredient
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Add a target to start.

Your route and crafting map will appear when the plan is ready.

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Remove all primary targets, leftover crafts, starting inventory, and production amounts. Your perks, settings, and saved plans will stay.

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Add missing ingredient

USE YOUR LEFTOVERS

Craft with this material

Choose a craft and we’ll work out how many you can make. Use Prioritize on its card to give it first claim on ingredients.

Save this plan before switching?

Switching mode starts a blank plan. Targets, leftover crafts, inventory, production amounts, routes and settings will reset. Your color theme stays the same.

Suggested items

Automatic Maximize

Try useful crafts for your leftovers. This may take a while, especially on a phone. Nothing changes until you choose a result.

Applying replaces your leftover list and caps. Your primary targets and starting supplies stay the same.

We’ll compare your limit with one more location.

How the comparison works

Extra exploring stays within the suggested locations. The search favors broad material use, penalizes exploring and new locations, without a percentage cap on extra explores. It considers all recipes, then checks up to 4,000 candidate plans with up to 12 crafts each. The search values the amount and share of original supplies consumed, not the number of tiny crafts added. Compare the balanced suggestion with a higher-use alternative when available.