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Units are an absolute distance, typically used for things like insulation or weapon range. Each side of a block is 100 units long, so an insulation range of 1000 will extend to the edge of the 10th block away across a single axis, counting the source point as a block. |
Units are an absolute distance, typically used for things like insulation or weapon range. Each side of a block is 100 units long, so an insulation range of 1000 will extend to the edge of the 10th block away across a single axis, counting the source point as a block. |
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Game units refers to how the game measures different quantities. The most common measurements are blocks and units.
Blocks[ | ]
A block is a voxel measurement system, sized as a 1x1x1 block cube. Structures are placed using block measurement and snapping.
Units[ | ]
Units are an absolute distance, typically used for things like insulation or weapon range. Each side of a block is 100 units long, so an insulation range of 1000 will extend to the edge of the 10th block away across a single axis, counting the source point as a block.