SCP-Geheimlabor – Leitfaden zum Layout aller Karten

Einführung

Hey, D-Boy. Tired of looting Light Containment Zone through the usage of suboptimal and inefficient loot routes? Sick of dying to SCPs because you don’t know the shortest path to the exit you saw earlier? Unable to find Intercom because you are unaware of the locations of every curved hallway in the Entrance Zone?

Also, you’re in luck today, because below lies the information you seek.

Grundlagen

Let’s start with the basics of what a room and a layout is and how they work, also some navigation tips.

You can imagine every room in this game as a „Block“. A layout is a set pattern of blocks, it determines their positions, rotations and types. Each type of block has different sub-types, which vary depending on the zone you’re in. Even if you know the structure of every layout, in a match, you still cannot know the position of any specific room in the map before you see it for yourself, with two main exceptions. (North/South Checkpoints and Class-D Cells)

What I’m trying to say is that even if the layout is the same across multiple matches, the positions of rooms of interest are randomized across the same map. Memorizing Layouts will allow you to navigate the facility with maximum efficiency, but not perfectly optimally due to RNG.

Navigation is actually really simple now, even if you don’t have the layouts memorized, just pick your right or left wall, and follow it, considering the grand majority of the rooms of interest are located alongside the perimeter of each zone, you’ll generally find what you want.

Auch, there are only two dead ends in the game now, unlike with previous layouts, where they were common. So its really easy to loop around a section of the map to stall out an SCP, and you’ll rarely die in a chase from running into a dead end.

Es gibt 6 types of blocks in this game: Constants, Straight Hallways, Curved Hallways, Three-Way Intersections, Four-Way Intersections and Ends. And below, lies every sub-type by zone.

Zimmer

Constants:

• Class-D Spawn (CD01)

• North/South Checkpoint

Straight Hallways:

LCZ:

• Regular Hallway (HS0X)
• Luftschleuse [AL01/AL02]
• Badezimmer (WC00)
• Gewächshaus (VT00)

HCZ:

• Regular Hallway
• Tesla Gate
• Micro H.I.D Storage
• Alpha Warhead Silo
• Serverraum
• Test Room
• SCP-049 Containment Chamber

EZ:

• Regular Hallway
• Side Office
• Cubicle Office
• Locker Office

Curved Hallways:

LCZ:

• Regular Curved Hallway (HCXX)

HCZ:

• Regular Curved Hallway
• SCP-939 Containment Chamber

EZ

• Regular Curved Hallway
• Intercom Room

Three-Way Intersections:

LCZ and EZ:

• Regular 3-Way Intersection (ITXX)

HCZ

• Regular 3-Way Intersection
• Heavy Armory

Four-Way Intersections:

LCZ, HCZ and EZ:

• Regular Four-Way Intersection (IX0X)

Ends

LCZ

• SCP-914 Containment Chamber (#914)
• SCP-173 Containment Chamber (Pt00)
• SCP-330 Containment Chamber (TC01)
• Glass Room (Gr18)
• Büro (PC15)
• Waffenkammer (##00)
• Exit A/B (EX-A/EX-B)

HCZ

• SCP-096 Contaiment Chamber
• SCP-106 Contaiment Chamber
• SCP-079 Contaiment Chamber
• Elevator System A/B

EZ

• Gate A/B
• Evacuation Shelter
• Red Room
• Ruined Hallway

Leichte Eindämmungszone (LCZ)

You can tell what layout you’re in based on the first and second rooms in a straight line from CD spawn.

Kleidung

If upon leaving spawn, the room you’re in is a Four-Way Intersection, and the code right ahead is for a Three-Way Intersection (ITXX), you’re in the „Kleidung“ Layout.

(You can see the shape of a shirt and two boots)

Hocker

If upon leaving spawn, the room you’re in is a Three-Way Intersection, and the code right ahead is for another Three-Way Intersection (ITXX), you’re in the „Hocker“ Layout.

Gehirn

If the room straight ahead from CD spawn has the code for a curved hallway (HC0X), you’re in the „Gehirn“ Layout.

Regler

If the room straight ahead from CD spawn has the code for a straight hallway (HS0X), you’re in the „Regler“ Layout.

(Resembles a controller if you turn it 90 degrees counter clockwise)

Schädel

If the room straight ahead from CD spawn has the code for any „Ende“ Zimmer, you’re in the „Schädel“ Layout.

Schwere Eindämmungszone (HCZ)

I’d love to tell you, the reader, an easy and consistent way to know which HCZ layout you’re in, too bad I don’t know. Heavy’s just memorization.

Quadrate

Tetris

Palme

Mandibles

Schaltung

Eingangszone (EZ)

Entrance Zone is another zone where it depends a lot, and you really just gotta memorize every layout in order quickly to be able to tell which one you’re in.

Rectangles

Mogus

L

(Resembles an upside down L)

Handbag

(Resembles a Handbag when flipped 90 degrees counter clockwise)

Fractured