Regular module = solvable; Widget = edgework item.

The display name of the module or widget.

A concise description of what sets this module or widget apart from others. Include tags at the end.

The ID that mission makers need for this module. This is the same as the ModuleType property on the KMBombModule component.

The name of the module or widget in all-caps, without spaces, and without initial “The”.

The numerical ID of the Steam Workshop item.

A comma-separated list of contributors to the development of the module or widget.

A link to the source code of the module or widget, usually a link to a GitHub repository.

Specifies how the module is licensed. Specifically, what can be reused and republished.

A link to a tutorial video, if available (usually on YouTube). If multiple, write pair of tutorial types and URL in the form of <type>,<URL> and list them separated with semi-colons.

A symbol for the Periodic Table of Modules. Only the first letter will be capitalized.

Numerical IDs of Steam Workshop items containing old versions of this mod that have since been reuploaded.

Specify if the module or widget has any known issues. Use “Problematic” if the issues are cosmetic. Use “Unplayable” if a bug causes undeserved strikes, even if rare.

Explain the Compatibility setting above.

The date of publication.

An approximate difficulty rating for the defuser.

An approximate difficulty rating for the expert.

Does the module vary its rules and manual under the Rule Seed Modifier?

Specifies that the module has some interaction or new information given after every solve of a non-ignored regular module (solvable only at the end of the bomb.

Specifies that the module has some interaction or new information given after every solve of a non-ignored regular module, but does not require all such modules to be solved.

Specifies that the module requires other modules to be solved in a specific order, but doesn’t fit into the category of “Pseudo-needy” or “Heavily time-dependent”.

Specifies that the module is only solvable after all non-ignored modules are solved (at the end of the bomb). In general, bosses have this tag and all bosses should ignore modules with this tag.

Specifies that the module cannot be solved until some, but not necessarily all, other non-ignored regular modules are solved first. In general, semi-bosses ignore modules with this tag and often have this tag.

Specifies that the module must be solved before some other non-ignored modules. In general, all modules with this tag should ignore each other.

Specifies that the module poses a recurring hazard in a similar fashion to a needy before it can be solved.

Specifies that the module has very precise timing requirements or can only be solved at an exact time.

Use only for boss modules. Specify which other modules this module should ignore (semicolon-separated list). Use “+SolvesAtEnd”, “+NeedsOtherSolves”, “+SolvesBeforeSome”, “+PseudoNeedy”, or “+TimeSensitive” to include all modules marked as such. Prepend a module name with a minus (“-”) to exclude it.

Only enter this if this module is a translation of another module. Specify the original name of the other module (e.g., “The Button”). It will not be listed separately on the website.

Specify how Mystery Module may affect this module. Use “MM must not hide this” if this module requires other modules to be solved earlier (e.g. Encryption Bingo, Hogwarts). Use “MM must not require this” if the module depends on whether or not other modules are on the bomb (e.g. Free Parking, Mafia). Use “MM must not use this at all” if both is the case. Use “MM must auto-solve” if this module imposes a solve order on other modules (e.g. Organization, Turn the Keys).