How to use the Woods BTR tracker
Keep it open on a second screen or your phone. Match the timer once at the start of the raid and it runs on its own.
Step 1
Match the raid timer
Type the time you see in game, or tap the nearest whole minute and nudge it. The timer keeps running from there.
Step 2
Read the map
Each route has its own marker. "STOPPED" means it is waiting at a stop, and an arrow shows the stop it is driving to. Tap or hover over a stop to see when each route gets there next.
Step 3
Tell it when you see the BTR
Tap "I see it", pick the stop, then tap "It just pulled in" or "It's leaving now". Routes that don't fit drop off, and the times restart from that moment.
The BTR on Woods
The BTR shows up every raid. It comes out between 32:00 and 29:00 on the raid timer, drives one of 4 routes, and waits 1:30 to 2:30 at each stop.
| Route | Comes in | First stop | Gets there | One lap | Stops |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R1 West | West entry | USEC Checkpoint | 31:05 to 28:06 | About 21 min | 6 |
| R2 West | West entry | USEC Checkpoint | 31:05 to 28:06 | About 19 min | 6 |
| R3 West | West entry | USEC Checkpoint | 31:05 to 28:06 | About 28 min | 8 |
| R4 East | East entry | Old Sawmill | 31:08 to 28:09 | About 24 min | 7 |
BTR tracker questions
How does the BTR tracker know where the BTR is?
It doesn't see your raid. It knows the routes, the stops, how long the BTR waits and how fast it drives. From the raid timer it works out where the BTR most likely is on each route. Tell it when you spot the BTR and its guess gets much better.
How accurate are the arrival times?
They are estimates, usually within a minute or two. Each raid the BTR comes out at a different time, and it waits a different time at every stop. Tell the tracker when you see the BTR. The times restart from that moment and get much closer.
Does the tracker save anything?
Only in your own browser, so a reload keeps your timer. Each map keeps its own timer. Nothing is sent anywhere and you don't need an account.