Feature Guide

Current/target values and materials

For each status in the list, click the left side to enter the current value and the right side to enter the target value. The same values can also be edited from the detail screen.

The materials needed to reach the target are calculated automatically from the difference between the current and target values. The material list on the right shows the required and missing amounts.

Pressing Enter while editing a cell commits the value and moves to the next cell. From the current value it moves to the target value in the same row; from the target value it moves to the current value in the next row. Potential and Trust have a single value each, so one Enter moves straight to the next row. Pressing Esc ends editing without committing what you typed.

Input Input Check

Operator search

The search box searches Operator names and codes. Ctrl + F moves focus to the search box.

Sorting the list

Click a column header to sort by it. Each click cycles through ascending, descending, and off. Clicking another column header switches the sort to that column.

Operators with the same primary sort key are then ordered by training progress, Rarity, Class, and name. Training progress and Rarity always place the more developed operator and the higher rarity first, regardless of the primary key's direction.

Names are ordered as in the game: alphanumeric first, then kana in gojuon order, and finally kanji in pinyin order. The same rule applies whichever display language is selected.

The sort state is not saved. Restarting the app starts with sorting cleared.

Group operators

A Group is an A-Z tag you can attach to an Operator, and one operator can belong to several groups. You can set them from the dropdown in the "Group" column of the list or in the "Group" field of the detail screen.

Each click on an item in the dropdown toggles its selection, and the popup stays open, so you can keep clicking to attach several groups.

Multi-select Rename

A named group appears in the list cell as "A: name", and when several groups apply, their IDs are listed separated by commas. To rename one, click the pencil icon, or highlight the item and press F2. Enter commits and Esc cancels. The "Unset" row has no pencil icon.

The filter's "Group" condition also accepts several groups. An operator matches if it belongs to any of the selected groups.

Owned and missing materials

Enter the owned amount of each material in the material table to see how much you are short of your targets.

Show/hide the material table

Click the tall bar at the right edge of the screen to show or hide the material table. The arrow on the bar points right while the table is shown and left while it is hidden.

Click to toggle

The hidden state is not saved. Restarting the app always starts with the table shown.

Experience and Lungmen Coin

• The Experience you own is calculated automatically from the amounts of the four kinds of Battle Record you own.
• The Experience and Lungmen Coin needed to level up are calculated from the in-game level-up table.
• Carrying over surplus Experience is not reproduced, so the values can differ from what the game shows.

Expanding required materials into lower-tier materials with Craft%

When you set Craft%, the specified share of the higher-tier materials you need is treated as crafted, and the required amounts are expanded into the lower-tier materials.

Daily and weekly rewards

Daily rewards reset every day at 4:00 AM, and weekly rewards every Monday at 4:00 AM.

How the number of Operators owned is counted

The number of Operators owned counts every Operator whose Potential is 1 or more.

Undoing and redoing operations

Ctrl + Z undoes and Ctrl + Y redoes.

Opening and closing the detail screen

Click an operator name in the list to open the detail screen just below that row. Clicking the same name again closes it. Several detail screens can be open at the same time.

Click This area toggles

Checking factions

Besides "Main Faction", the basic information shows any additional factions the Operator belongs to as "Hidden Faction 1" and "Hidden Faction 2".

Viewing the materials for a single operator

The "Material breakdown" in the detail screen shows the materials needed for that Operator alone, based on its current and target values.

Tracking Paradox clear status

You can track Paradox clear status from the detail screen. What you set here does not affect material calculation.

Open Wiki

[Open Wiki] shows the Operator's information on Arknights wiki JP. Only the Japanese wiki is supported at present.

Values shared between Operators

• Trust is shared between an operator and its alternate forms.
• Amiya's promoted Operators share the Trust, level, and Skill level of Caster Amiya.

Recording a Memo

A Memo is managed as a pair of "Memo" and "Memo name". Pressing [+] adds a field right after that row, and [-] deletes it. You can create up to 20 fields.

A Memo can hold text with line breaks. Memos do not affect material calculation and cannot be filtered on.

Once a Memo name is set, the field can also be added as a list column from [View] > [Column display settings]. A field with no Memo name does not become a column.

Creating multiple targets

Pressing [Plan] in the detail screen enters target editing mode. The [+] to the right of the target column headers adds a target, and the new target copies the values of the one before it. The [×] in each column deletes that target.

[Apply] saves what you entered, and [Cancel] restores the contents from before editing. The plan cannot be opened while an enhancement is running.

Switching the displayed target

When there are two or more targets, the "Target" heading in the training section becomes a dropdown. Selecting an entry switches the displayed target, and the material breakdown is recalculated for the selected target. The values of the displayed target can be edited directly with the stepper buttons.

Moving to the next target

Once target 1 is reached, [Next target] becomes available. Pressing it deletes target 1 and moves target 2 and later up by one. This shift does not happen automatically, so use this button to advance.

Target used in material calculation

The required and missing amounts in the material table are calculated from target 1 only. Target 2 and later are there to check the breakdown in the detail screen and are not added to the overall required materials.

The filter's "Target achieved" condition is also judged against target 1.

Running an enhancement

[Enhance] consumes the materials up to the level you specify from the amounts you actually own and updates the Operator's current values. Check the listed scope and the materials to be consumed before running it.

Starting a mastery

In the Training Room you can raise mastery levels by consuming materials from the amounts you actually own. You can check the required materials before starting, and the estimated finish time once it has started.

Checking progress on the main screen

Once a mastery starts, the field at the bottom right of the main screen shows the mastery in progress. It shows the target Operator, the Skill being mastered, the remaining time, and the estimated finish time, so you do not have to open the Training Room screen.

Ending training manually

Training in progress can be ended without waiting out the remaining time by pressing [End] in the Training Room on that Operator's detail screen. It can only be ended from the detail screen of the Operator being trained.

The materials are consumed and the mastery level applied the moment training starts, so [End] only frees the Training Room; the materials you own and the Operator's values do not change.

Registering acquisitions and crafting

[Acquire] adds materials to your owned amounts. [Process] consumes the source materials from your owned amounts and adds the crafted ones. Check the rows you registered, then apply them all at once.

Double-clicking a Material name in the material list of the main screen adds that material as an [Acquire] row with a count of 1 and opens the Register Materials screen. Double-clicking adds rows even while that screen is closed. Double-clicking the same material repeatedly does not merge the rows; a new row is added each time.

Double-click

Registering drop materials from a stage

Selecting a stage shows the materials that drop there. The per-stage information comes from Penguin Statistics.

Rows added by choosing a stage have their kind fixed to [Acquire] and cannot be changed to [Process]. This is the same for permanent stages and event stages. Rows added by double-clicking a Material name can be switched to [Process] when the material is craftable.

What the reset button does

If there are registered rows, those rows are deleted. If there are none, the whole list is cleared.

Filtering with several conditions

A filter can hold several conditions. Multiple selections within Class are combined with OR, and different conditions are combined with AND.

Filtering by faction

The faction condition has two checkboxes: "Include hidden factions" and "Auto-select sub-factions". With "Include hidden factions" on, every faction the Operator belongs to is taken into account. With it off, only the Main Faction is.

Sub-factions added automatically

Narrowing the required-material calculation as well

Applying a filter narrows not only the list but also the required-material calculation to the Operators that match.

Using presets and history

Conditions you use often can be saved as presets and reused. Recently used conditions can be recalled from the history.

Presets remain after you close the app. The history is not saved, so it disappears when the app closes. Save conditions you use repeatedly as presets.

Checking the scope and what will be entered

Bulk input applies to the Operators matched by the filter. Choose the training items to apply and enter their target values together. Turning on the option updates the current values to the same values as well.

Automatic input when a Module Lv is specified

When a module level is specified, the Elite 2 level it requires is filled in automatically: level 40 for a 4-star, level 50 for a 5-star, and level 60 for a 6-star.

Creating a plan

Pressing [Event Acquisition Plans] on the toolbar opens the plan window.

Enter a plan name and press [Add] to add a column with that name. Plans with the same name are allowed.

In the new column, enter how much of each material you expect to obtain from that event. You can create as many plans as you like.

Pressing [✕] in the column header deletes that plan. Deleting it also discards the amounts entered in that column.

Calculating shortages together with owned amounts

While a plan is enabled, the amount you actually own and the planned amounts of every plan are added up, and that total is shown in the owned column of the main screen. Shortages are calculated from that total as well.

For example, suppose you own 2,550 Strategic B.R. and have entered 60 and 10 in two plans.

The owned column of the main screen then shows the total of 2,620, and shortages are calculated from that 2,620.

While a plan is enabled, the owned column of the main screen cannot be edited. To change the amount you actually own, enter it in the "Owned" column of the Event Acquisition Plans window.

Planned amounts are not consumed by enhancement or crafting

The planned amounts entered in Event Acquisition Plans are not consumed by crafting or by [Enhance]. Only the amounts you actually own are consumed.

Toggling plans on and off from the main screen

While the Event Acquisition Plans window is open, the checkbox on the main screen also toggles all plans on and off. It stays in sync with the checkbox inside the window.

ON/OFF

Sharing your training status

[Tools] > [Share data] lets you share your current Operator training status with a friend. Check what will be shared, then use the destination that is displayed.

Opening Penguin Statistics

[Tools] > [Penguin Statistics] opens the site.

Copying owned and shortage amounts

On the plan screen, copy the owned and shortage amounts the app calculated for each material.

Click to copy

Importing into Penguin Statistics

Importing the copied text into Penguin Statistics lets you plan how to obtain the materials you are short of.

Opening the View menu

Display-related settings are collected in the View menu.

Changing which columns are shown and their order

[View] > [Column display settings] changes which columns appear in the Operator table and in what order.

Switching the theme

[THEME] switches between light mode and dark mode.

Showing mainland China preview information

Turning on [Show mainland China info] displays preview information that is not yet available in the global version.

Turning off the memory of window position and size

If the window does not return to the right position, turn on [Do not remember window position and size].

Helper features in the Tools menu

[How many materials have you used so far?] shows how many materials have gone into every Operator from Elite 0 level 1 and Skill level 1 up to their current values.

Data sharing and Penguin Statistics are covered on their own tabs.

Opening the help menu

When you want to check how something works, the help menu opens the guidance.

Automatic updates for input data and the app itself

While the app is running it checks for updates every day at 12:00 and applies them automatically when there are any.

Automatic saving of your edits

Edits are saved automatically every three minutes, and also when the app closes.