Scrap Mechanic Wiki | Items, Bots, Tools & Locations

This Wiki is a version-aware reference for Scrap Mechanic systems, bots, tools, items, and locations. Its purpose is lookup: explain what something is, which mode and version it belongs to, what official evidence confirms, and what remains uncertain. Current coverage is checked for version 1.0.2 on July 29, 2026.

The launch Wiki is intentionally small. A short, sourced corpus is more useful than hundreds of thin entries that repeat Early Access assumptions or unverified community details. New entity pages should be added only when the current build, official material, or reproducible game data can support them.

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The first detailed entry covers the Schematicbot, a progression system introduced in the 1.0 release context. Official information confirms that it scans discoveries and helps unlock additional Craftbot parts. The reference separates that confirmed purpose from procedural placement, exact unlock pools, and probabilities that were not independently verified during this research pass.

If your goal is not to understand the system but to search for it in a world, go to the version-aware Schematicbot location guide. Wiki entries explain the object or mechanic; guides explain a safe task or decision path. Keeping those responsibilities separate prevents an uncertain location report from becoming a supposed universal fact.

Version and mode matter

Scrap Mechanic advice can differ across Survival, Creative, and Challenge contexts. Survival includes progression, resources, enemies, and the completed story introduced with 1.0. Creative emphasizes building and experimentation. Challenge content uses authored objectives. Each entity page should identify the applicable context rather than implying that availability or behavior is identical everywhere.

The full release arrived with the Drilling Thunder update on July 24, 2026. It added high-level systems and content including excavation and underground progression, new terrain and locations, additional parts and enemies, the Garage, and Schematicbot. Patch 1.0.1 followed on July 26, and patch 1.0.2 followed on July 29. This timing makes precise locations, recipes, values, and interactions especially patch-sensitive.

How entries are verified

An entry distinguishes among three evidence levels:

• Officially confirmed: supported by the store page or Axolot Games announcements.
• Reproduced or data-verified: observed on a named build with a recorded method.
• Community observation: useful for vocabulary or a recurring problem, but labeled and not promoted to an official rule.

Search demand does not prove a mechanic. A popular query can identify what players need, but it cannot establish a location, recipe, probability, or sequel. Competitor Wiki pages can reveal a topic worth testing, but their prose, tables, images, and precise-looking counts are not source material for this site.

Common questions

Where are the item, recipe, and location lists? They are not published in this first corpus because current 1.0 evidence is incomplete. Those sections will expand only after claim-level review.

Will an Early Access answer still work? It may, but the page must be checked against the current version before the answer is presented as current. The research date and version badge are part of that decision.

Can a Wiki entry contain spoilers? Yes, but story or boss information should be clearly warned and kept out of broad summaries. This hub stays spoiler-light.

Sources and update policy

The initial identity, mode, release, and feature framework comes from the Steam store and official announcements checked July 29, 2026. Entity pages include their own source list. Patch-sensitive entries should be reviewed after updates and should clearly state their current version and evidence level.