Project P.I.T.T. Panel — Evidence & Planning Role
Panel — Evidence & Planning Role: Officially named surface tool used in production-line planning.
Officially named surface tool used in production-line planning. A panel needs Sticky Tools to remain in place under the official demo FAQ guidance.
Documented record
Officially named surface tool used in production-line planning.
| Field | Record |
|---|---|
| Role | Routing |
| Unlock evidence | Not verified |
| Numerical model | Not verified — no rate, capacity or force calculation |
| Scope warning | A panel needs Sticky Tools to remain in place under the official demo FAQ guidance. |
Evidence for this section (1)
OFFICIAL CURRENT · checked 2026-09-26
Officially named surface tool used in production-line planning.
Build relevance: Official store names the tool
Limit: A panel needs Sticky Tools to remain in place under the official demo FAQ guidance.
Sources: Official Steam store page ↗
When this record is relevant
Use this entry when the specific problem is: a guide wall moves or a product escapes at a join. Check the panel's physical support separately from its shape. The historical Sticky Tools FAQ describes contact with the floor or an already fixed object; it does not give a final unlock threshold.
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What to verify in your own setup
Follow the seam where the first escape occurs. A stable panel can still form an open corner; changing the path does not establish a new sticking mechanic.
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Evidence and verification limits
Source retrieval confirms what a source says, not a new in-game replay. Patch notes retain their version; community observations retain their limitations.
Evidence for this section (1)
OFFICIAL CURRENT · checked 2026-09-26
Officially named surface tool used in production-line planning.
Build relevance: Official store names the tool
Limit: A panel needs Sticky Tools to remain in place under the official demo FAQ guidance.
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.