Calculation Module

Confirmed on the official page: modules have screens and states, and the only player who can read the manual is the mute monkey. The calculation module is one of the four module names appearing consistently in first-week community guides — a module showing a calculation/equation the team must turn into an action via the manual.

What is confirmed

• A calculation-style module exists in the game, reported by players as showing an equation on a screen.
• The blind monkey cannot read screens (“you can't see colours or read screens” — official), so the display is read by the deaf monkey.
• The official page notes the mute monkey reads the manual — the calculation's meaning lives in the manual, not in the arithmetic itself.

Not yet confirmed

What exactly to do with the result (input a digit, press a button, wait for a state) is not officially published, and community descriptions differ. Do not treat ordinary arithmetic as the entire solution — the manual may map results to actions in a way nobody on your team can guess. Until multiple independent in-game verifications exist, the precise workflow stays unconfirmed here.

Reporting template (our convention)

1. The deaf monkey reads the display digit by digit, right to left order agreed in advance — “six, three, minus, one”.
2. Signs are called by name: “minus”, “times”, “divide”, “equals”.
3. The mute monkey finds the calculation page and returns the exact action for the current panel state.
4. Confirm twice before acting — a misread digit is the classic first-bomb failure.

Solver status: off. A calculator-style helper is planned, but only for rules that pass the verification gate — running it on unconfirmed mappings would just produce confident wrong answers.