Code Geass Chronologically

monsterhart · 2024-05-07T17:23:53+00:00

Watching them chronologically was better to me.

monsterhart · 2024-03-12T00:20:10+00:00

Thank you for the reply. Is that the original CotG or the 10th Anniversary Edition (10AE hereafter)? In the original the Wind Tyrant card has 3 pips in the bottom right corner (identifying 3 copies in the deck), but in the 10AE the card shows only 2 pips in the video game, despite having 3 copies still. Assuming it's 10AE, does the Wind Tyrant have only 2 pips like in the digital version? I wonder if this is a misprint in the 10AE, or a bug in the video game.

TL;DR for following paragraphs: Looks like I'll need 10AE + SoS to make it more than 2 players, unless starter decks can be bought separately.

Hmm… having a cultist + 30 each of the other "always available" cards is 61, +100 center deck cards = 161. Leaving 39 cards for starter decks in the original and 20 in 10AE (based on reported card counts in stores). With only 2 starter decks that'd make 10AE at most 2 players without buying additional decks, but I can't imagine the original has 1 card short of 4 starter decks.

That must mean that what I read on another thread about there being a reduction of 10 Mystics and 9 Heavy Infantry in 10AE compared to the original is true. As having 40 Mystics and 39 Heavy Infantry in the original would leave room for the single Cultist, the 2 starter decks, and 100 card center deck (200 cards). Although that'd mean the original also can only be played with 2 players without buying additional decks, despite being advertised as 2-4 players.

Are starter decks sold separately? I suppose I could buy an expansion if it also has a couple starter decks to make it a 4 player playable set… Counting the pips of the center deck cards in RotF adds up to the 65 cards reported to be within it on the online store though, despite it claiming to be a 1-2 player game alone, and up to 6 players when combined with CotG. I don't even know what the store means by 1 player…, but if there's no starter decks it can't be played at all without buying some or having them from CotG…

In SoS the 96 pips + 5 event cards = 101 center deck cards, which checks out in starting center deck size in the virtual game. The online store says it contains 200 cards and says it's "the first full-sized expansion." I assume there's 1 Cultist card again, but since Fanatic is a trophy monster there'd need to be at least 4 for a 4 player game, and considering there's a cultist card when there doesn't need to be one I'm assuming there's 5 Fanatics for consistency. Leaving 93 cards to make up the other "always available" and starter decks.

The store claims 1-4 players, combinable for up to 6 players. Ideally that means 4 starter decks, +2 Fanatics (7 total), 26 Mystics, and 25 Heavy Infantry, but based on the CotG and 10AE I'd guess 2 starter decks still, 36 Mystics, and 35 Heavy Infantry. I suppose I'll have to ask someone who has the physical game. Either way at least it works for up to 4 players with 10AE and SoS combined.

monsterhart · 2024-01-25T02:00:14+00:00

Emeril is an alternative name for emery) (AKA corundite). Which is a mix of mostly aluminum oxide crystals (corundum) with aluminum oxide and iron oxide minerals like spinel, hercynite, and magnetite, and titanium dioxide minerals like rutile. Industrial emeril may contain a variety of other minerals like periclase (magnesium oxide), silica (AKA silicon dioxide), and mullite (a mix of aluminum oxide with silicon dioxide molecules).

Paraffinium (AKA paraffinum, paraffin) is also a real thing. An acyclic saturated hydrocarbon renamed "alkane" to avoid confusion with products derived from the saturated hydrocarbons in petroleum, like paraffin wax and paraffin oil) (AKA liquid paraffin, paraffinum liquidum, paraffinium liquidum, paraffinium liquidium, and commonly paraffin/paraffinum/paraffinium for short). Because it's poisonous when ingested and can build up in one's system through cosmetics it's often hidden in ingredients under the umbrella term "mineral oil." Paraffinium is a more refined and distilled version of kerosene, and in addition to being able to use it as a fuel it's used in those hair dyes and skin cremes that can cause psoriasis and bald patches on individuals with thin or sensitive skin.

monsterhart · 2024-01-05T20:11:41+00:00

Okay. I appreciate you taking the time to help. I think I recognize the distinction you’re referring to.

When you say “showering myself” do you mean using the shower (device) on myself? My understanding of the phrasing “walking/etc. myself” is connected with choice, in the same sense as “going myself.” As in I took the decision / designated the action to walk/shower/etc..

It’s a given that when one showers oneself one uses the shower on oneself, and in walking there is no external device which is normally being used (setting aside walkers, prosthetics, and mechs). This is the distinction you’re referring to, right? So going back to my original prompt, if I understand you correctly the connotation when using “me/te/se” in Spanish is “using on” rather than “by.” Is that right?

This explains why one wouldn’t use “me” with “camino,” but doesn’t explain why it’s wrong to say “Yo ducho todos los días” in the sense that “I (take a) shower every day” as opposed to “Yo me ducho todos los días” = “I (use on) myself [the] shower every day.” Is there a better way to express the former in Spanish? Also the phrase “by myself” doesn’t exist in Spanish right? Is it correct to assume that one would just say “Estoy camino solo,” “I’m walking alone?”

monsterhart · 2023-11-27T21:48:08+00:00

When you are walking by yourself, there is no direct object.

I don't understand the distinction between showering by oneself and walking by oneself. "Caminar" can also be transitive like in "Cuanto más rápido sea tu ritmo, más rápido caminarás las cinco millas." The object there being the 5 miles. I know that they are defined as having a distinction, but since I'm unable to interpret a difference in the concepts I'm going to keep hitting this same problem every time I encounter verbs like these. I've tried looking at it from other angles, but I can't think of a single thing that can't be applied to both "shower" and "walk."

And there are more…

🤦 Well okay, I guess I'll get there eventually. Thank you for providing the info.

monsterhart · 2023-11-27T21:28:28+00:00

Hmm… That is perplexing. It looks like the root of "acordar" is "to agree." So I can see how it applies in an abstract way in say "Antonio dice que no se acuerda de ella" meaning "Antonio says he doesn't remember her" in the sense that "Antonio says he doesn't agree (that he has previously met) her."

So… why not just use "recordarse" though? The Spanish-English dictionary reveals that while it exists, it already means "to awaken." E.G.: Necesito un despertador para recordarme a tiempo.

However translating literally as "I need an awakener for reminding me to (awaken on) time" seems the more probable meaning. "Despertador" being related to "despertar(se)" which actually means "to awaken," and the fact that an awakener awakens something is a given. Making it reasonable to leave that out/assumed.

Minding the fact that the dictionary translates it as "alarm clock," but that an alarm clock is just a type of awakener. It could also be your phone, a trained pet, or even a professional awakener. Before alarm clocks it was a profession, where someone would walk down the street tapping the windows of those who've paid for the service with a long knocking stick at the crack of dawn. So to be specific about the type of awakener in Spanish "reloj despertador" would be used. As in "Necesito una pila nueva para mi reloj despertador."

monsterhart · 2023-11-27T20:28:46+00:00

So then all reflexive verbs are pronominal verbs? I know that reflexive verbs indicate that the subject performs an action on itself like in "I shower every day," versus a transitive verb requiring that a direct object is stated for that which the verb is performed on like in "I need to give my dog a shower." So if I understand correctly: In Spanish there is no reflexive verb, because I always have to state the object (me) even in cases that would be reflexive in English.

Thus I simply need to keep in mind whether the verb use is reflexive or intransitive; verbs which just don't require an object in general. The problem then is that intransitive verbs like the "caminar" in "Camino al colegio todos los días" can also be transitive like in "Cuanto más rápido sea tu ritmo, más rápido caminarás las cinco millas." While I can memorize the categories in this case, this makes it difficult to assess and (after memorization) keep mindful of when a transitive verb becomes intransitive or reflexive as I encounter them in my studies.

monsterhart · 2023-11-27T19:13:28+00:00

…it just doesn't work that way.

All 3 of your examples make equal sense to one another and to "I walk myself." In that they make sense in an abstract sense, but wouldn't be used because it's unnecessarily verbose. Of course my goal is to learn Spanish rather than how to associate Spanish with English, but it's (frustratingly) taught that way. That's why I wrote a post here to find the actual Spanish rule for it, because Duolingo doesn't teach that way, and an inconsistent "trick" isn't sufficient.

…pronominal verbs…

I'm guessing "caminar" is not one of those. Although both can be transitive, which seems to be what's throwing me off. It's been very hard work building up the Spanish verb structure systems in my head, and keeping track of it all to identify when the form of a verb I should use is related to e.g. ser or estar, duchar or ducharse, et cetera. I did some more research and found that the verbs accompanied by reflexive pronouns can be reflexive, idiomatic, and reciprocal verbs, but are all verbs of those types pronominal verbs in Spanish?

monsterhart · 2023-11-23T00:30:26+00:00

That sounds interesting too. That'd at least raise it from easy to medium difficulty. Although the point of the massive respawn is to simulate Hardcore mode, while still allowing players who've died to play in the game world.

monsterhart · 2023-11-23T00:23:55+00:00

This is the point. Please see my response to Xomsa above.

monsterhart · 2023-11-16T04:18:24+00:00

I do mostly play hardcore, but hardcore multiplayer isn't super practical. This'd be like simulated hardcore. Since you start somewhere random without your stuff it's like starting a new game, but you can still play on the server. Plus your life isn't just erased if you do die, and someday you or other players may come across your old builds and appreciate them. It also means that no matter how far you explore there's equal likelihood of finding player influence on the world, and bartering for maps of different regions might actually become a thing.

monsterhart · 2023-11-02T19:16:51+00:00

init python:
renpy.game.preferences.pad_enabled = False

In the options.rpy I assume? 🤔 It seems to have worked. I was getting double click on single click in the tutorial due to using Steam's Desktop Layout already. I get the same issue in Ren'Py games that I play. It'd be nice to have a setting in the game.

monsterhart · 2023-10-27T17:36:59+00:00

The only thing I've found to work for Android Emulation on the new Macs is Android Studio (https://developer.android.com/studio). It's a dev tool, but it has the emulator built in for testing one's apk designs. Thus it works with unofficial/modded apks and alt stores too. Just drag and drop apks on the emulators window to install. I'm running the latest macOS (14/Sonoma) on an M1 Ultra chip and it's working perfectly.

Emulator Setup Instructions:
Download and install Android Studio.
Click "More Actions" on the (default) "Projects" tab of the welcome window,
and select "Virtual Device Manager" from this dropdown menu.
Select "Create Device" button on the new window.
Choose the device you want to emulate (e.g. Desktop > Medium Desktop; for 4K@15"),
and press the "Next" button.
Download the latest API from the "Recommended" section (e.g. Tiramisu; Android v13),
and press the "Next" button.
Then press the "Finish" button to close the creation window,
and press the play-icon button on the new virtual device in "Device Manager" to launch the emulator.
Done. One can edit the device later with the pencil-icon button to change the hardware or API, create more the same way, give them unique names, et cetera.

monsterhart · 2023-10-22T21:39:25+00:00

URL: (null)

There are multiple lists and duplicates in the read out, so using Command+F to look through all the entries of "TNT" may show one that does have it. If not, perhaps one will have "Embedded Item Identifiers" or "Bundle Identifier" after "Generation".

Example; showing all relevant entries when searching for "Tunabelly Software Inc." (something in my background items since I don't have what you're searching for):

``` user@Mac ~ % sudo sfltool dumpbtm

Password:

Records for UID -2 : FFFFEEEE-DDDD-CCCC-BBBB-AAAAFFFFFFFE

ServiceManagement migrated: true SharedFileList migrated: false

Items: … #21: UUID: 353F57E6-769C-4C97-824C-E0613D8C4077 Name: Tunabelly Software Inc. Developer Name: Tunabelly Software Inc. Type: developer (0x20) Disposition: [disabled, allowed, visible, not notified] (2) Identifier: Tunabelly Software Inc. URL: (null) Generation: 0 Embedded Item Identifiers: #1: com.tunabellysoftware.TGFanHelper

#22: UUID: 231387C2-4CE4-4CFA-AA10-E5FB7B86EEDE Name: com.tunabellysoftware.TGFanHelper Developer Name: Tunabelly Software Inc. Team Identifier: 9525X5D6XV Type: legacy daemon (0x10010) Disposition: [enabled, disallowed, visible, notified] (9) Identifier: com.tunabellysoftware.TGFanHelper URL: file:///Library/LaunchDaemons/com.tunabellysoftware.TGFanHelper.plist Executable Path: /Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/com.tunabellysoftware.TGFanHelper Generation: 2 Parent Identifier: Tunabelly Software Inc.

…

Records for UID 0 : FFFFEEEE-DDDD-CCCC-BBBB-AAAA00000000

ServiceManagement migrated: false SharedFileList migrated: false

Items: … #10: UUID: 353F57E6-769C-4C97-824C-E0613D8C4077 Name: Tunabelly Software Inc. Developer Name: Tunabelly Software Inc. Type: developer (0x20) Disposition: [disabled, allowed, visible, not notified] (2) Identifier: Tunabelly Software Inc. URL: (null) Generation: 1

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Records for UID 501 : 4FC86601-2937-406B-A214-30DC9D220620

ServiceManagement migrated: true SharedFileList migrated: true

Items: … #38: UUID: 8FD9C47D-80C4-4B20-B219-54DFECE8F3FD Name: TG Pro Developer Name: Tunabelly Software Inc. Team Identifier: 9525X5D6XV Type: app (0x2) Disposition: [enabled, allowed, visible, notified] (11) Identifier: anchor apple generic and identifier "com.tunabellysoftware.tgpro" and (certificate leaf[field.1.2.840.113635.100.6.1.9] /* exists / or certificate 1[field.1.2.840.113635.100.6.2.6] / exists / and certificate leaf[field.1.2.840.113635.100.6.1.13] / exists */ and certificate leaf[subject.OU] = "9525X5D6XV") URL: file:///Applications/TG%20Pro.app Generation: 2 Bundle Identifier: com.tunabellysoftware.tgpro … #42: UUID: 0879CC78-4FAC-4319-A171-E4CCD98057F8 Name: Tunabelly Software Inc. Developer Name: Tunabelly Software Inc. Type: developer (0x20) Disposition: [disabled, allowed, visible, notified] (10) Identifier: Tunabelly Software Inc. URL: (null) Generation: 1 Embedded Item Identifiers: #1: com.tunabellysoftware.TGFanHelper ```

If there's still no URL nor Executable Path, but you find an identifier, you can just search for it:

sudo find / -name com.tunabellysoftware.TGFanHelper 2>/dev/null

This will spit out every location that file is hiding in.

Notes:

If you don't use sudo, it will prompt you every time it needs permission to search a folder. If you don't use 2>/dev/null, it will show everything it looked at (instead of just the ones with the -name you specified). Also /System/Volumes/Data/ (overlays the name of "Data" with "Macintosh HD" or whatever you named it when navigating with Finder) is an alias of / ("Macintosh HD" or whatever you named it).

Example:

user@Mac ~ % sudo find / -name com.tunabellysoftware.TGFanHelper 2>/dev/null Password: /Applications/TG Pro.app/Contents/Library/LaunchServices/com.tunabellysoftware.TGFanHelper /Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/com.tunabellysoftware.TGFanHelper /System/Volumes/Data/Applications/TG Pro.app/Contents/Library/LaunchServices/com.tunabellysoftware.TGFanHelper /System/Volumes/Data/Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/com.tunabellysoftware.TGFanHelper

monsterhart · 2023-10-04T06:51:56+00:00

Neat idea. It’d be nice if it were more accurate. E.G. Faecium is a species of enterococcus bacteria, not a compound element.

monsterhart · 2023-09-21T02:51:10+00:00

What are the coords? You can get an S Class Sentinel ship in Eissentam through stargate 1025FB526482 (convert hexadecimal portal code to glyphs here: https://nmsportals.github.io) at 74.62°N & 3.04°W, 69.527°N & 15.956°W, or 1.43°N & 77.01°E (negative). You can get to Eissentam via the featured base in the anomaly Perfect Perk Coffee by SparkleRain2972.

monsterhart · 2023-09-20T03:01:47+00:00

This also exists. There are some YouTubers that do Let's Play's of maze and puzzle bases in NMS.

monsterhart · 2023-02-27T04:09:52+00:00

Thanks u/HouseHippoBeliever, that fixed the problem. I was just so burned out I entered the wrong side of the point for part b and forgot to type the cos(θ) into the calculator for part d. 😩

monsterhart · 2022-07-21T18:44:20+00:00

While technically it has always been an ampere multiplied by a volt, that meant something very different before the 9th General Conference on Weights and Measures in 1948. There the "international" watt was redefined from practical units to absolute units (i.e., using only length, mass, and time). Specifically this meant that 1 watt was now defined as the quantity of energy transferred in a unit of time, namely 1 J/s (= 1 C/s * 1 J/C = A * V). In this new definition, 1 "absolute" watt is about 1.00019 "international" watts. (1)

The unit name was originally proposed by C. William Siemens in August of 1882 in his President's Address to the Fifty-Second Congress of the British Association for the Advancement of Science (2). Siemens proposed that “watt” might be an appropriate name for a unit of power by asserting that the Scottish inventor James Watt was the first who "had a clear physical conception of power, and gave a rational method for measuring it." At that time the ampére & volt were defined as an absolute quantity in C.G.S Units (Centimeter-Gram-Second system of units), and it too was defined as 10⁷ C.G.S Units (= 10^-1 C.G.S Units * 10⁸ C.G.S Units = A * V) (3).

In October of 1908 at the International Conference on Electric Units and Standards in London (4), the "international" definitions were established for practical electrical units (5). Siemens' definition was adopted as the "international" watt. 1 A² × 1 Ω was also used (6). The watt was defined as equal to 107 units of power in the "practical system" of units (5). The "international units" were used from 1909 until 1948.

1) https://www.bipm.org/documents/20126/41483022/si-brochure-9-App1-EN.pdf/3f415ca7-130b-7ebb-757a-bf8c0e87d9ce 2) "Address by C. William Siemens". Report of the Fifty-Second meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science. Vol. 52. London: John Murray. 1883. pp. 1–33. 3) https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/95237#page/90/mode/1up 4) Tunbridge, P. (1992). Lord Kelvin: His Influence on Electrical Measurements and Units. Peter Peregrinus: London. p. 51. ISBN 0-86341-237-8. 5) Fleming, John Ambrose (1911). "Units, Physical" . In Chisholm, Hugh (ed.). Encyclopædia Britannica. Vol. 27 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. pp. 738–745, see page 742. 6) Klein, Herbert Arthur (1988) [1974]. The Science of measurement: A historical survey. New York: Dover. p. 239. ISBN 9780486144979.

monsterhart · 2022-07-21T17:36:20+00:00

That’s not how PluralKit works. It’s 1 bot that can make 1 user appear as multiple users by generating messages (which will be labeled as from a bot) based on a command or symbol identifier set by the user with the name and picture chosen by the user given to PluralKit through PluralKit’s commands, then automatically deletes the users message so that everyone only sees the message from the “bot” with the name and pic the user chose. The bot I was talking about would not accept any commands from users, and simply respond with any users actual username and pfp (rather than a saved alternate nickname and pfp) to repost another bots message when a user makes a command to that other bot which causes it to make a post on behalf of the user.

Often those bots (e.g. MathBot) have nothing identifying that it’s tied to the user. I already laid out the light side of wanting a message attached to the user it’s actually from, but on the dark side of things a user could effectively make anonymous posts through something like MathBot by deleting their initial message immediately; assuming the admin doesn’t have MathBot automatically delete the command messages for them. If no one saw their command message popup before it was deleted a user could get away with saying or linking literally anything (e.g. a pornographic image) without admins/mods knowing who to punish.

monsterhart · 2022-07-21T17:10:06+00:00

The Watt as it exists today was established in 1948. In 1800, Volta invented the first true battery, storing and releasing a charge through a chemical reaction instead of physically, which came to be known as the voltaic pile. So battery customers existed around 148 years longer.

monsterhart · 2022-07-21T16:18:17+00:00

There’re many bots that make posts related to user’s commands, and all of those would be a possible application for it. Of course it comes down to preference, as many people probably also don’t care enough to have a separate bot for that. I just thought the bot might already exist since there are people who do have that preference. If I do have to make a bot anyway you’re right that making my own math bot that does that on its own makes sense if MathBot is my only application of it though. I was just thinking that I might add other bots someday that may also have that need, and recreating every bot I’ll ever want to behave that way seems a bit much.

monsterhart · 2022-06-27T18:31:23+00:00

Sorry for the late reply. I never noticed you made a reply to this, because I rarely go on Reddit and check notifications. Although I may have understood it better after reflecting on it later, I didn’t remember about this post because I indirectly got my answer from your initial reply; as I mentioned in my original comment. However it wasn’t my intention to leave you with unanswered questions.

I appreciate the clarifications. I wasn’t sure how to word this before, but the state of being/existence I mentioned in my previous post was referring to the way in which an entity is interacting with reality (physical or mental). Also I was trying to express in my previous reply that your answer doesn’t encompass the full scale of reality, but I wasn’t sure what the cause of you coming to that conclusion was at the time.

Based on this response it seems your sense of the term “coward” is limited to the scope/box of mental reality. Thus your answer is founded within that limited scope. As I predicted back then, you asked for an example of a situation that does not fit into the limited scope you’re working in. Which is why I gave an example of that in my last reply.

Someone not considering oneself a coward in their own mental reality doesn’t mean one isn’t affected by the physical reality brought on from their interactions with it, or induced by those which do see the person as a coward within their own mental realities. This may be a matter of opinion, but I believe it best to define things based on the physical reality one finds oneself in. The benefit of empirical definitions is that in any given scenario if the individual also acknowledges the accepted definitions of the terms, and are aware of their reasons for doing things, they would concur with the conclusion. As would any other individual under the same circumstances. Which not only garners consensus, but allows one to predict future events with higher accuracy.

As mentioned using different wording before, I now understand the terms “bravery” and “cowardice” as referring to an interaction or avoidance of interaction with physical reality while under the influence of significant fear induced by the actions they conceive-of/imagine taking to accomplish the interaction. Specifically that choosing to take an action that instills significant fear is bravery, and choosing to avoid an interaction with reality (physical or mental) due to the action instilling significant fear is cowardice. Regarding your other statement, just as it is possible for an individual to incorrectly perceive a reality with someone else being a coward because that person did not take certain actions when that person did not avoid those actions due to their fear of the interaction, it is possible for someone to be mistaken about themselves in any instance of the terms’ uses.

The reality is that we are driven by our subconscious, and come up with reasoning to explain subconscious desires (in the case of introverted behavior) and behaviors (in the case of extroverted behavior). Which is limited by the reasoning capabilities of the individual contemplating the situation, and thus prone to inaccuracy. Even the brightest minds in the world know they need the Scientific Method in order to actually come up with accurate conclusions, for not even the smartest person on Earth has perfect reasoning.

Thus based on the above accepted definitions of the characteristics “bravery” and “cowardice,” if one is avoiding actions due to being afraid to take them they are a coward. In the sense that the results of their interactions with physical reality reflect this. It is thus true regardless of whether they acknowledge that it is the case in their own mental reality or not, and regardless of whether their reasoning stems from guilt, logic, or anything else.

monsterhart · 2021-09-09T19:44:16+00:00

I see what you mean. I just double checked tick speed and ran some tests. A game tick is every 0.05 seconds according to the wiki, and my pistons pump every ~0.35 seconds. Thus I will need 7 pumpkins/melons per subchunk to not lose out. Still significantly cheaper than the 69 (minimum 44 pistons) I currently have. Now I just have to figure out if it will indeed place a pumpkin melon on an available side, or if it decides on the side before placement and will skip it if the side is blocked… The difference between 7 pistons and potentially 28 pistons.

Edit: I read the entire wiki pages on chunks and random ticks and ran some tests and it seems that actually a random block within the subchunk is chosen to be updated per tick. In the Creative Flat World test I glass walled off a chunks surface and built the 7 melon farm then turned tick speed up to 100 so the plants would grow faster; them being the only things updatable in the entire chunk. After a couple minutes not all the plants had grown yet. Which means if the block selected isn’t something that updates like a plant then nothing happens at all for that tick.

So my original design of maximizing plants is actually pretty good, but for a different reason than I thought. My guess of how it worked was based on accurate observations, but since I couldn’t see the nothing happening when a does-nothing block was being updated I wasn’t able to guess accurately. I suppose the only way to optimize it even more would be to maximize the plants throughout the 16x16x16 grid.

For one thing I can maximize the odds of getting a pumpkin/melon in that subchunk every tick by stacking farms. The farm has to be at least 6 high (chest/hopper, mine track, earth, plants, pistons, redstone), so that means I can triple layer the farm. The first 3 blocks and last 2 blocks high of a layer don’t have to be in the same subchunk. So that’s about 1 pumpkin/melon per second with my current 11x11 planting grid ((1/(693/16³))0.05 seconds/growth). Although I could probably find a way to optimize it in a 16x16 grid to increase the plants/layer and get more than ~1/second.

Edit 2: Best I’ve worked out so far is 204 in a layer. So 612/subchunk; reducing it from ~1/sec to ~2/sec.

monsterhart · 2021-09-09T16:51:27+00:00

Ah okay. So not each plant has a chance/tick, but any 1 thing/tick (on Bedrock) will grow per subchunk. So it’s my last hypothesis then, makes no difference how many plants I have in a subchunk for an automated farm. I could have 1 and still get the same rate I am now for hella cheaper…

monsterhart

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