I'm going to assume it's used just for the holdout weekly (currently).

Yes.
Thanks a lot!

Considering I can no longer respond to the Long Guide at all (thanks Valve) I'll just post my question here.

Probably waiting for the hotfix of course.

Can't say much about the mission files, but all text stuff is under the strings folder.
Depends on which subtitles you want which files you should look at.

Your XP values seem off...
+2,000 for opening security barrier
+2,000 for standing infront of office
+1,000 on entering office
+1,000 on finding safe
+4,000 per lure
+1,000 per bag secured (includes box)

Interesting on H/VH... I thought it meant they got less guards than normal (since always 2).

7 boxes per side? You mean potential spawnlocations? Since it spawns 3. Both sides for some reason (for a total of 6)

Was looking into this file for something, why do you think Roof Dozers is inactive? Seems to work fine to me?
(Tear gas, heli snipers and open hatches are not there true. I suggest not looking at the RAW to make it muuuuuuuuuuch easier on yourself)

"4 bags cash in locked area with captain"
Except for the one suitcase they never fixed of course.

IIRC (but I would have to check to be sure, it's been a while and I might misremember) the escape was triggered after no cops on the ship for 5 seconds.

Sounds good, though I'm not quite sure how you would set that up considering if you want to segment "specific actions" there would be a lot of options per heist.
Although I suppose a tool to, for example, quickly overview all the different sniper setups for all different heists could be very useful (*cough* also to Overkill who'll just ignore it *cough*).

Would you just give options like "snipers", "diff", "spawns", "mission objective 1/2/3/4/5", "random spawns of 1/2/3/4/5" etc?

(I mean, it sounds great, but I just personally don't see how you would preset it user friendly. But knowing you and your site, you probably thinking something that I couldn't possibly have thought off).

But I guess you answered 3) posively, for me anyway. Can't really help with 1 or 2, sorry.

Well, the starting question would be... what would this add compared to Frankelnster's depository. If there isn't an apparent benefit, what's the point?

Frankelnster's method (the not raw one) seems efficient enough to find each and every issue in the game (albeit to be completely ignored by Overkill instead). If this is not the case for most people, what would you add that make it more palpatable for non-coder users to understand what's going on?

I was under the presumption Chibi meant the debug lines running during missions, like the XP values given (even if often wrong from actual values) when certain things are supposed to run or rolls fail, that kind of stuff.