Getting Started · English
How to use the workbench
How to use the workbench: Verified guide. The core scope of this guide has enough support to publish. Check the evidence label and verification date before following version-sensitive steps.
Quick answer
Scope
Getting Started · How to use the workbench
Workflow
- How to use the workbench: Identify the exact device, part, menu, or story state before changing anything.
- Reproduce the issue once and record what changes immediately before it appears.
- Compare the observation with the evidence level shown on this page.
- Change one variable at a time, then test the result before continuing.
- Stop and preserve your save or current assembly when the evidence does not match.
Before you finish
- How to use the workbench: Game build and platform match the guide scope
- The same symptom or objective can be reproduced
- Names, buttons, and menu labels match the current build
- A rollback, backup, or reassembly checkpoint is available
Evidence and confidence
Core answer supported; version-sensitive details remain reviewable.
Source method
We separate official information, repeatable video observations, and community reports. A community report can identify a useful lead, but it does not become a verified instruction until it is independently reproduced.
Update policy
This page is reviewed when a patch, platform release, or repeatable player report changes the answer.
Common questions
Is this answer confirmed?
Core answer supported; version-sensitive details remain reviewable.
Why is this page indexed before every detail is verified?
Because the page provides a useful status, a safe validation path, and a transparent evidence boundary. It is not a placeholder or a fabricated solution.
What should I do if my result is different?
Stop at the last reversible step, note your platform and game version, and use the correction link so the discrepancy can be reviewed.