Bulk serial validator

Paste @U Base85 serials or deserialized lines (pipes + part tokens like 261, 0, 1, 50| 2, 2730|| …). That text is not the same bytes as WASM @U; the decoder iframe parses it when WASM cannot. YAML/JSON with serial: fields work too. Each row gets part resolution, then checked with the same data-backed rules as Legit Builder (manifest, NCS, inv composition tags from inv_comp_tag_data.js + tag-comp-validation.js, loot schedules, weights, source tables, stats coverage). Parts not on the manifest loot-pool export are listed as FYI only (rewards/vendors/quests are still valid). Drop hints use SOURCE_PATHS_DATA when applicable.

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Input

Drop a file here or use the file picker — or paste below.

Format Item level Keep duplicate lines

Export only rows matching the table filter below

Idle. Bulk cheat-audit: composition rules (inv tags, raw serial graph, weights, elements) decide Fail (data); missing spawn-table rows and slot-map gaps do not mark uncertain. Item level applies when the serial has no level.

How it works

Decode: Same-page WASM + shared decode path as legacy/bl4-bulk-decoder.html (no iframe).
Inv tags: Rolling tag pool from comp basetags/addtags, then each part’s dependencytags, exclusiontags, and comp allowlists — same rules as Legit Builder. Missing deps or exclusion conflicts → Fail (data). Raw serial tokens also feed a parallel graph check when slot mapping is ambiguous.
Bulk strict inv: Same inv exclusion chain, comp slot counts (min/max), and comp allowlist checks as interactive Legit Builder (a part not in the dump’s allowed list for that comp slot → Fail (data)). Soft dependencytag gaps stay FYI. NCS “wrong slot” / schedule level / 0% weight remain FYI here, not Fail.
Loot-pool FYI: off_pool_* rows are reported for visibility only. They do not hard-fail by themselves.
Drops: cc-itempool-drop-check.js (legendary shiny pool path).
Chunked: Batches of 32; falls back per-serial if a batch times out.
Per-part clarity: Legit Builder shows a Selected parts table (drop pool vs inv-tag columns). Here, Notes lists real failure lines (inv tag graph, weights, NCS, etc.) — not the footer stats block.
Export: JSON report (KPI + histogram + flat rows), CSV (includes off_pool_summary), or Markdown summary for pasting. Check “Export only rows matching…” to export e.g. uncertain-only after choosing the filter.
Alignment flags (align_*): Extra booleans + alignment_summary / alignment_definitions in JSON for comparing row buckets in the same export (e.g. OK vs not Fail vs mapped-only).

Decoder scripts load from assets/js + assets/wasm; keep the project folder layout when hosting.

Summary

Rows use the same inv composition tag checks as Legit Builder. Use Notes for tag failures (Inv tags: …), weight/NCS lines, and other data-rule messages.

Serials 0

Dup lines merged 0

Decoded OK 0

OK (data) 0

Uncertain 0

Decode failed 0

No manifest 0

Fail (data) 0

What do these mean?

Serials: How many rows ran (after default dedupe of identical serial text).
Dup lines merged: How many extra input lines were dropped because they repeated the same serial string. Use Keep duplicate lines to validate every line; then this shows —.
Decoded OK: WASM successfully decoded the serial. If this is less than Serials, some input couldn’t be parsed.
OK (data): Decoded + manifest item found + slot map matched + passes all checks (inv tags, schedules, sources). Strict pass.
Uncertain: Decoded but not strict OK: usually no NCS→manifest slot map (shows “Uncertain (no slot map)”), or warnings from schedules/weights/inv tags (Legit column shows a warn state). The line under the tiles sums buckets so OK + Uncertain + failures = Serials.
Decode failed: WASM couldn’t decode (bad Base85, corrupted, or unknown format).
No manifest: Decoded but manufacturer/item type don’t match any known manifest item.
Fail (data): Decoded + manifest + mapped but validation failed (inv tags wrong, off loot schedule, etc.). See Notes.

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Serial	Decode	Item	Legit	Stats	Drop hint	Notes (inv tags, NCS, weights, …)
Paste serials and click Validate all.

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