Project P.I.T.T. Magnet: How to Use & Check It
Magnet: How to Use & Check It: Separate capture from release: record where the group is held and which control you actually used.
Separate capture from release: record where the group is held and which control you actually used. A held pile and an advancing line are different goals. This is a source-scoped setup check, not a tested optimal build.
Before using the tool
Separate capture from release: record where the group is held and which control you actually used. A held pile and an advancing line are different goals.
Evidence for this section (1)
OFFICIAL CURRENT · checked 2026-09-26
Officially named production-line tool.
Build relevance: Official store names the tool
Limit: Do not infer range, strength, or timing from marketing copy.
Sources: Official Steam store page ↗
Observe the result
Watch the first object after release before loading a large group. If the object returns to the capture area, simplify the route; do not infer a universal magnet-strength formula.
Sources:
Keep the test within the evidence
Do not infer range, strength, or timing from marketing copy. The result of this check applies to the visible setup you recorded. Preserve the selected control and the item state when comparing another attempt; it is not a new universal model for Magnet.
Evidence for this section (1)
OFFICIAL CURRENT · checked 2026-09-26
Officially named production-line tool.
Build relevance: Official store names the tool
Limit: Do not infer range, strength, or timing from marketing copy.
Sources: Official Steam store page ↗
Evidence and verification limits
DEFERRED — EVIDENCE INSUFFICIENT. This page documents what is known and what remains unresolved; it is not a verified complete solution.
Evidence for this section (1)
OFFICIAL CURRENT · checked 2026-09-26
Officially named production-line tool.
Build relevance: Official store names the tool
Limit: Do not infer range, strength, or timing from marketing copy.
Sources: Official Steam store page ↗
Primary source: Official Steam store page ↗. Scope: full game.
A source-check date is not an in-game test date. Historical fixes and community observations retain their stated scope.