Attachment simulator

Choose a weapon, then a preset. Speed first is the default when the page opens and when you switch weapons. Stability first and the game's default parts are the other two presets. You can change any slot by hand afterward.

Each preset picks one part per slot from the parts that slot accepts. Every ranked effect is a multiplier, so the best part for each slot also gives the best whole loadout. Speed first ranks by ADS time, then draw speed, then recoil, spread, and aim sway. Stability first ranks by recoil, then spread, then aim sway, then ADS time and draw speed. A remaining tie goes to the empty slot, then to the part name in alphabetical order. Recoil is the square root of vertical times horizontal. Aim sway is the geometric mean of the sway size, speed, horizontal and vertical movement, and the rotation and translation stabilization multipliers. The magazine slot is never left empty: presets keep the game's default magazine unless a larger magazine has no downside. Test parts, such as a grip that sets recoil to zero, are not offered.

Modifiers combine in engine order. Add comes first. Multiply rows on the same attribute add their percentages, so 1.1 and 1.2 give 1.3. Multiply compound rows multiply together, so 1.1 and 1.2 give 1.32. An override comes last and sets the value, even when the weapon has no base. Weapon rows change the weapon and character rows change the player. A character row that repeats a weapon attribute is ignored so it does not count twice.

When the weapon has no base for a stat, such as ADS time on 30 of 40 weapons, the page shows the combined factor on a base of 1 instead of a number. Spread, draw speed, zoom, sway, and recoil are always listed as factors. Recoil multipliers also scale the stored recoil pattern, one sample at a time.

The game files have no jam, durability, or reliability stat for weapons, so stability is measured by recoil, spread, and sway. Magazine capacity is the magazine's own number and does not come from the modifier math.

This section explains the tool. Korean and English carry the same explanation. Every other language falls back to English. This site is not affiliated with Bulkhead or Team17. Figures come from warpuppies/wardogs-data under the Unlicense, for the game build in the header.