TCU : RE-CODE TCU tools hub

Tools on this wiki turn Toilet Collapsed Universe economy numbers into decisions. How many Easy Mode clears buy one banner? When is weekend luck worth saving TheLastAct? Which Kleiner material dump funds a Verdict of the Void pull without another Boss Rush? The resource planner answers those questions with the live legacy rates players still use while TCU : RE-CODE remains an upcoming rebuild.

Nothing here injects into Roblox. If you want Auto Farm loadstrings, that lives under the scripts hub with the usual ban warnings. This hub is spreadsheet energy: costs, payouts, and shop prices you can trust across codes, guides, and tier pages.

Core economy snapshot

• Banner summon = 120 Resources (Standard or Refined style pulls).
• Easy Mode = 10 waves, 240 Resources, 2 Toilet Souls.
• Medium Mode = 15 waves, 500 Resources, 4 Toilet Souls.
• Boss Rush = 27+ waves, about 600 Resources.
• Weekend = 2x banner luck for legs, mythics, and ultras only; 1.5x material drop luck; 2x Resources from kills (not from mode-clear bonuses, not from glitch spawns).

Those four mode lines are why a single working code matters. TheLastAct at 5,000 Resources plus TCU at 600 is the confirmed live pile. RecodeIsSoon used to be quoted at 10,000–15,000 Resources but is unconfirmed — see expired codes. Redeem steps sit on how to redeem; the live table sits on the codes hub.

What the resource planner is for

Open the resource planner when you need to:

• Convert a Resource pile into banner count (divide by 120).
• Compare AFK Auto Farm output to honest mode clears before you risk an executor on an alt.
• Price Kleiner sales — Blue Core 5, Red Core 10, Purple Core 100, Armor tiers 15 / 20 / 25 / 30 / 100, USB 700, Memory Pieces 1750, astral guns and cannons, Broken Tracking Device 3000, Astral Gravitron Arm 10000.
• Decide whether to wait for weekend 2x luck before dumping code Resources into Genesis banners.

Beginners should still bias early summons toward the Verdict of the Void banner (Scientist Screen Ultra and the rest of that Genesis line) instead of random Camera/Speaker Standards. Pair the planner with the unit tier list and how to get units so the math buys the right roster, not just more Commons.

How tools fit the rest of the wiki

Use this hub as the economy layer between progression guides and spend targets:

1. Learn the loop in getting started, how to play, and controls.
2. Stock Resources from codes, modes, kills, and Kleiner.
3. Run the planner so you know whether you can afford a banner night or need two more Medium clears.
4. Spend into units and titans tracked on the unit tier list and titan tier list.
5. Protect long-term progress with Recode migration notes — Recode is not launched yet, and Resources you spend now stay on legacy.

Online co-op still matters for clear speed. A partner unit shortens Medium and Boss Rush when both players know the Hard Mode pressure points. The planner does not simulate DPS; it only tells you whether the Resource reward is worth the time.

Scripts are optional, tools are not

Some players skip mode clears with the auto farm path. That choice needs executor setup discipline and still benefits from this hub — otherwise you AFK for an hour and panic-summon on a non-weekend Standard banner. Tools stay useful whether you grind by hand or inject on an alt.

Official rate changes appear on the official Trello and in patch notes summarized under the Recode update section when FStudio talks economy. If Kleiner prices or mode payouts shift, the planner page is the first JSON we edit so codes and guides do not contradict each other.

Suggested reading order

• New account: redeem codes → skim planner → one Easy Mode → Verdict of the Void pull.
• Returning player: check weekend status → dump materials at Kleiner → save for 2x luck.
• Recode planner: stop buying cosmetics that will not transfer; keep farming badges on a clean account; read migration before you spend 15,000 Resources on a doomed titan protocol.

When you only need a single calculator page, skip the rest of this hub intro and open the resource planner directly. When you need the wider map — codes, scripts, tiers, players — jump back from that page’s internal links. Economy math is boring until you mis-spend a TheLastAct pile; this hub exists so that mistake happens less often.