Direct answer: For BOMBANANA wires, count the cables first, read the active light, use the matching three- or four-cable rule, and then convert the target color into a position from the left. Blind needs the physical cable position, not only a color name.
The confirmed Cable rules
- the currently verified information calls this the Cable Module and gives it a fixed appearance at Level 1.
- Three-cable and four-cable panels use different mappings.
- For three cables, Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow lights map to Blue, Green, Yellow, and Red targets.
- For four cables, those lights map to Green, Yellow, Red, and Blue targets.
Every documented module asks for a different state packet. Cable needs count, light, and order; Calculator changes jobs between stages; Switch holds several ordered values. The team should name the panel before reporting its values. A result becomes useful only when Blind receives an exact physical action.
From panel state to a cable position
- Send one packet: module, count, active light, then colors from left to right.
- Let the manual holder return the target color.
- Locate that color on the current panel and state its numbered position from the left.
- If the target is missing or duplicated, stop and reread instead of substituting a cable.
Cable rule limits
These mappings come from the supplied collected manual material dated September 3, 2026. Whether a later game update changes the table is to be confirmed against the current in-game manual.
Official status checked 2026-09-06: Steam store · Developer news