Where the content comes from

Setups

Setups are authored from named sources and credited on the page, with a link where one exists. Nothing is published anonymously, because "who says so" is part of whether a setup is worth trusting.

Callout names

Callout names come from the r6calls map data, which is built on R6Maps by Jon Capa. That data is used under the MIT License, Copyright © 2016 Jon Capa. Using an established community reference rather than inventing names means the words here are the words your team is already using. Where a room is genuinely called two things, both are listed and both are accepted as correct in the quiz.

Some maps are newer than that reference and their callouts are authored here instead; those maps say so on their own page until they have been checked in-game.

Floor plans

The plans are drawn for this site — schematic on purpose, not screenshots. No game artwork, blueprints or extracted assets are used anywhere here. Room outlines start as a partition generated from the callout positions, then get corrected by hand against first-party screenshots taken in game. A map whose outlines have not yet been checked that way is labelled Draft layout on its own page rather than being presented as finished.

Being schematic is also a readability decision: a clean outline works on a phone during a prep phase in a way a rendered overhead shot does not.

What happens after a rework

Affected setups are marked Needs review immediately and re-checked in-game; anything that no longer works becomes Outdated rather than being silently deleted. Every previous site in this category died of quiet staleness, so staleness here is made loud.

Submitting a correction

If something is wrong, send it in. Corrections with a map, a site and a specific placement get fixed fastest.