Plate has 205 million studs

[Sleven]

that's gross

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[King Leo]

that's gross

Yes.
What the hell happend to those plates?!

[Sheath]

Somebody asked me how many studs plate had a couple days back. I linked to Kalphiter's topic. Now this appears.

Sure that wasn't you who asked lol and now you've just reposted it?

[Marinax]

i've been counting the studs in slate all my life.



life well spent!!!

well done

[Doomonkey]

VerticalHorizon is 20 and doesn't know the notation for areas.

Actually, it should be bricks to the ^2/3. Because a brick is a unit in three dimensions and for area you only want two of them. Except for the fact that a brick is not a perfect cube so you should really be saying bricklength² or something. Or just studs like in the title.

[Cajetan]

^2 = squared.

You're just stupid.

[Treynolds416]

You're just stupid.

What?

[Kalphiter]

Actually, it should be bricks to the ^2/3. Because a brick is a unit in three dimensions and for area you only want two of them. Except for the fact that a brick is not a perfect cube so you should really be saying bricklength² or something. Or just studs like in the title.

Stud = brick

[Dr.shoe...]

math lul

[Goldeen]

I did some calculations and I found out the Plate maps have exactly 205,520,896 studs before they run out and you fall off the map. Discuss.

I'm so glad we have people in this community to answer the questions everybody's thinking.

[Ipquarx]

I found an issue in my calculation. If you filled up the non-glitchy area of Slate with 1x1 bricks, you would have ~6399961600096 * 10³⁷ bricks³.

That's approximately 63999616000960000000000000000 000000000000000000000 bricks³.

Where the hell are you getting that from?

There is a total flat surface area of 205520896 bricks, multiplied by height

The height is 19999980 TU multiplied by 6 (1 TU = 2 studs = 6 plates), which is 119999880.

So that's 205520896 multiplied by 119999880, which comes out to be 24,662,482,857,492,480.

[Tic-toc26]

there is a height to slate?

[Dillpickle]

there is a height to slate?

There is, but I think we're forgetting that the height of a cube is different then the width.
We have cubes people have made, but default 1x1, the height is bigger then the width.

[Treynolds416]

Where the hell are you getting that from?

There is a total flat surface area of 205520896 bricks, multiplied by height

The height is 19999980 TU multiplied by 6 (1 TU = 2 studs = 6 plates), which is 119999880.

So that's 205520896 multiplied by 119999880, which comes out to be 24,662,482,857,492,480.

1 TU is 5 plates...

[Ipquarx]

1 TU is 5 plates...

I thought 1 TU was 2 studs, which would make 6 plates, but either way it blows
ports estimation way out of proportion.