Wilds Catch-Up Toolkit - Offline Progression Items and Monster Controls

Description

Wilds Catch-Up Toolkit is an all-in-one REFramework utility for speeding up solo catch-up, testing and repetitive grinding.

v0. 6. 0 includes the Steam Offline detector fix from v0. 5. 1 plus new tamper-resistant safety hardening.

The toolkit contains its own network-situation detector. You do not need to install MultiDetect separately.

Requirement

• []REFramework[/]

  Features

  • []One-Hit Assist[/]

    []Player damage multiplier from 0. 1x to 100x[/]

    []Quick 1x / 2x / 5x / 10x / 100x damage presets[/]

    []Hunter Rank / HR-point tools[/]

    []Zenny and Guild Point tools[/]

    []Filtered normal item-box fill up to x9999[/]

    []Pouch, supply-item and trade-in utilities[/]

    []Loaded-monster HP viewer[/]

    []Set loaded monsters to 1 HP / 25% / 50% / full HP[/]

    []Per-monster HP controls[/]

    []Monster max-HP scaling from 0. 1x to 10x[/]

    []Compatibility diagnostics[/]

    []Read-only runtime probe[/]

    []Integrated online-state and integrity status display[/]

    Mandatory Offline Safety Lock

    The public build is intended for offline use.

    The integrated detector directly watches Wilds' network-situation state and also uses live player-count checks as a second safety layer.

    • []Offline / Main Menu: toolkit may be manually unlocked[/]

      []Solo-Online: LOCKED[/]

      []Normal Online: LOCKED[/]

      []Another human player detected: LOCKED[/]

      []Unknown or unreadable network state: LOCKED[/]

      The supported release has no UI option to disable this safety lock.

      When an unsafe state is detected, the toolkit enters VANILLA MODE. It disables its combat cheats, restores reversible runtime changes where possible, cancels queued writes, blocks save/item/monster write actions and makes its damage hook pass through vanilla values.

      Returning offline does not silently reactivate cheats after a real unsafe state. Offline must be verified again and the toolkit must be manually unlocked.

      This safeguard is designed to reduce accidental online use and griefing. It is not a guarantee against bans.

      Tamper-Resistant Safety - v0. 6. 0

      v0. 6. 0 separates the toolkit into a small loader plus protected Main.lua and Guard.lua data scripts.

      The protected scripts use:

      • []Mutual normalized SHA-256 integrity verification[/]

        []A matching release handshake[/]

        []Independent safety checks before toolkit writes[/]

        []Fail-closed behavior if a protected file is edited, missing, unreadable or mismatched[/]

        If integrity verification fails, the toolkit enters session-latched VANILLA MODE. Restore the original release files and fully restart the game.

        This is tamper-resistant / tamper-evident, not absolute tamper-proofing. A determined user who controls their own PC can ultimately modify client-side software.

        Using Steam Offline Mode

        For offline use, put Steam into Offline Mode before launching Monster Hunter Wilds.

        The toolkit intentionally stays locked until Wilds reports an explicit Offline/Main Menu situation. Initial "unknown" startup state is locked but should not permanently latch before the first valid situation snapshot.

        If the toolkit cannot verify Offline, do not attempt to bypass the detector. Check the Diagnostics section and REFramework console instead.

        Save Safety

        Back up your save before using persistent write features.

        The toolkit requires the in-game backup-confirmation checkbox before persistent HR/currency/item/pouch write controls become available.

        Persistent edits already committed while offline, such as items, Zenny, Guild Points or HR points, are not automatically removed if you later go online.

        Item Filter Note

        "Safe/legal" means the item is treated by the game as a normal storable item and is not flagged as supply-only, fixed/internal, infinite/internal, out-of-box, or an obvious dummy/unused/debug placeholder.

        It is not progression-aware.

        A legitimate item can therefore be added before that character has naturally reached the content that norma