Speed & Swing Budget Planner

Budget for the whole trip

Use counts from a route you have tried, including the return. Enter zero for no extra reserve. This calculation assumes no refill during the trip.

The sample is hypothetical: 6 available, 2 outbound, 3 returning and 1 in reserve. It is not a recommended route.

Use the route you actually observed

1. Read your current Swings counter, not just the suit's maximum capacity.
2. Count the swings used to reach your destination. Observe the return separately; do not assume it costs the same.
3. Keep the suit and route consistent when comparing attempts. Enter an extra reserve for mistakes if you want one.
4. If you have not completed the return yet, treat its count as a planning guess, not an observed result.

A surplus here does not prove you can reach the next platform. Speed, your movement and the route still matter. This planner does not convert Speed into distance or model swing physics.

Need more capacity? Compare the actual suit swing counts. For the first run and basic controls, use the beginner guide.

How long until your target?

Enter full numbers: 28.5k means 28500, and 4M means 4000000. Use a per-second rate, not the offline daily total. Switching modes clears the numbers.

Assumes a constant rate with no spending or interruptions. This calculator does not connect to Roblox, track a live countdown or include offline earnings.

Choose a Speed goal—not a promised crossing distance

Use the current Speed number and the gain per second shown while training. Set your own target from an in-game requirement or a route you are working toward. The training calculation is the remaining amount divided by the rate, rounded up to whole seconds.

If your boost ends, treadmill changes or rate increases, update the input. The example of 28,500 to 40,000 at 125/s takes 92 seconds at a constant rate; 40,000 is not asserted to unlock a particular zone. See the training and progression guide for the recorded rate examples.