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Players

Everyone sharing recipes and blueprints with the community. Open a profile to browse what they publish.

What a profile holds

Everyone listed here has published something - a profile with nothing shared is not in this directory at all. Open one and you get their whole output: recipes with the full ingredient sequence, property blueprints with the build cost, and whether they are open to joining a team.

Between them, these 47 players have published 94 recipes and 25 blueprints. The counts next to each name are the fastest way to find someone worth following: a player with a dozen published recipes has been testing systematically, and their mixes tend to hold up.

Why browse people instead of recipes

The Recipes and Blueprints galleries sort by what is popular. Profiles sort by who made it, which turns out to be a different question.

Players specialise. Right now 32 players publish recipes and no layouts, and 10 publish layouts and no recipes. Some post nothing but Cocaine mixes at Hustler rank. Some build Barn layouts and nothing else. Some post cheap early-game recipes that work at Street Rat - which is exactly what you want when every posted "best mix" needs ingredients you cannot buy yet.

Once you find someone whose situation matches yours, their whole output is more useful than the top of a leaderboard. The busiest profile here carries 12 published items.

Publishing your own

Anything in your Lab Book can be made public in one click, and it appears here under your name.

Two things are worth doing before you publish a recipe. Note which rank it needs, because a mix built on late unlocks is useless to most people reading it. And say what it is for - a recipe built around one customer's preferences is not the same thing as one built for maximum profit.

Blueprints carry their own numbers automatically. Equipment cost, item count, property price and daily wages are recalculated from the pieces rather than stored, so they follow the game's patches instead of going stale.

Open to teams

4 profiles here carry an Open to teams tag. Those players are looking for co-op, and their published work tells you how they play before you ever message them.

Browse the open ads in Teams, or set the tag on your own profile if you are looking.