MoDuL's Smuggler
Current release: v3.0.5
MoDuL's Smuggler is a Torn and TornPDA travel helper built for players who run regular abroad routes and want a cleaner workflow without turning the whole trip into a blind one-key macro.
The script focuses on travel planning, item selection, purchase flow, and route visibility. It helps you get from Torn City to the right destination, decide what to buy there, handle a primary and fallback item, and then move through the next natural page action one step at a time.
That means it is fast where repeated travel is usually tedious, but it still keeps each meaningful Torn action visible and deliberate.
What The Script Does
- Adds a compact draggable travel pill that stays available while you move around Torn.
- Supports both desktop play and TornPDA / touch-style use.
- Lets you progress using either:
- a desktop hotkey, or
- the on-screen plane button
- Shows travel information directly on the pill, including route state, countdown, ETA, and progress.
- Lets you choose:
- destination country
- carry capacity
- flight timing mode
- item categories
- a primary item
- a fallback item
- Dynamically hides categories that do not apply to the selected country.
- Supports category drag-and-drop so you can prioritise item groups in the order that makes sense for your run.
- Helps with the abroad shop flow by identifying the chosen item row, preparing quantity, and advancing to the next buy step when you trigger it.
- Tracks whether you have actually purchased something before trying to send you home.
- Includes travel blocker checks before it moves you into the travel flow.
- Stays out of active Racing, Jail, and Hospital status pages where travel should not continue anyway.
- On TornPDA, travel confirmation now prefers Torn's actual Continue control over the nav-bar flight icon when you advance to the next step.
- Custom dropdowns now open in a floating overlay layer so they stay above the rest of the menu instead of being trapped inside its stacking order.
- The full pill is draggable now, with the plane button left out of that drag area, and the plane button shows a blocked-state prohibition overlay whenever Torn is showing an active blocker icon.
- Rapid hotkey presses and quick repeated plane taps are now throttled through a short shared cooldown so one intended step does not fire multiple times in a burst.
Setup Flow
- Open the script menu by holding the plane button on the pill.
- Choose the country you want to run.
- Tick the categories you want the script to consider for that country.
- Drag those categories into your preferred order.
- Pick the primary item you want to target.
- Pick the fallback item you want used if the primary item is out of stock, unavailable, or cannot fill the remaining carry space.
- Set your travel capacity.
- Choose your flight mode:
- Standard
- Airstrip
- WLT
- Business
- Tick Book Read if you want timings adjusted for the travel-time reduction.
- If you are on desktop, optionally set a hotkey and modifier keys.
- Save the settings and close the menu.
After that, you can use the plane button or your configured hotkey to advance through travel and buying one step at a time.
Major Sections And Features
Travel Pill
The pill is designed to stay compact while still exposing the important information:
- current route state
- origin and destination context
- travel countdown
- ETA
- flight progress
It is draggable, stays accessible, and works as the main launcher for touch users.
Desktop Hotkey + Touch Plane Button
The script supports both input styles:
- desktop hotkey progression
- TornPDA / mobile-friendly plane-button progression
That makes it useful whether you mainly travel from desktop, PDA, or switch between the two.
Destination And Item Planning
Instead of re-checking everything manually every time, you can keep one country configured with:
- your preferred categories
- your preferred item order
- a primary target
- a fallback target
This makes repeated plushie, flower, drug, weapon, or OC-related runs much easier to manage.
Category Priority
Categories are not just on/off toggles. They can also be reordered, which matters when:
- one country has multiple categories you care about
- you want one type of item considered before another
- you want fallback behaviour to feel predictable instead of random
Purchase Flow
MoDuL's Smuggler is intentionally step-based.
It does not try to silently chain the entire travel run from start to finish. Instead, each meaningful action still happens on its own user input.
A typical abroad purchase flow looks like this:
- Advance to the chosen item.
- Prepare the quantity / max step.
- Advance to the buy step.
- Advance again for the visible confirmation step if needed.
This keeps the script useful without hiding what Torn is asking you to confirm.
Return Logic
The script keeps track of whether the current trip has actually produced a purchase. That helps avoid the awkward case where a helper sends you toward home before you have really bought anything.
It can also work with primary/fallback logic when stock limitations make the first choice incomplete.
Travel Blockers
Before it moves you toward the travel page, the script checks for travel blockers such as:
- jail
- federal jail
- hospital states that prevent travel
- radiation-related blockers
- racing in progress
That helps stop pointless travel-page navigation when Torn already says you cannot leave.
Display And Theme Controls
The settings menu also includes quality-of-life controls for the interface itself, including:
- countdown visibility
- ETA visibility
- theme editing controls
That lets you keep the pill readable while still tailoring it to your preferred style.
Workflow Notes
- One user action equals one Torn action.
- Travel steps remain visible instead of being silently chained together.
- Purchase confirmation is still treated as its own separate step.
- The script is designed to help you progress cleanly, not to obscure what Torn is doing.
- The pill and menu are meant to reduce friction, not remove oversight.
If you prefer helpers that still let you see each page state clearly, this is where the script feels strongest.
Best Use Case
MoDuL's Smuggler is best suited for players who:
- travel often enough that the normal Torn flow feels repetitive
- want consistent item targeting with a primary and fallback plan
- care about seeing countdown, ETA, and route context at a glance
- use TornPDA and want an on-screen action button instead of relying only on keyboard input
- want a workflow helper rather than a one-button black box
It is especially good for repeat shopping loops where you already know the kind of run you want to do and mainly want cleaner execution.
Support And Closing Notes
- No Torn API key is required.
- The script works from information already visible on the Torn pages you are using.
- The UI is compact, draggable, and designed around repeated use rather than one-off setup.
- The current script page, screenshots, and support links are now also available on MoDuL's Hub.
If you want to follow updates, ask questions, or report edge cases:
MoDuL's Hub script page
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