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--- drawingboard:fundamentals:scale [2024/05/31 04:26] – tailkinker
+++ drawingboard:fundamentals:scale [2025/09/27 15:22] (current) – tailkinker
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 To design a vehicle with this system, you must determine its Volume, Linear and Area factors.  To start with, pick the maximum tonnage of your vehicle.  Then choose a density value, appropriate to the type of vehicle, as suggested in the table below.
-^Vehicle Usage  ^  Density   ^
+^Vehicle Usage  ^  Density Quotient   ^
-^:::            ^  Quotient   ^
+|Tank, Bulldozer, Warship or Heavy Walker  |  2  |
-|Tank, Bulldozer, Warship or Heavy Mecha  |  2  |
+|Large truck, Transport aircraft or Medium Walker   |  3  |
-|Large truck, Transport aircraft or Medium Mecha   |  3  |
+|Sedan, SUV, Bomber, Submarine, Transport Ship or Light Walker  |  4  |
-|Sedan, SUV, Bomber, Submarine, Transport Ship or Light Mecha  |  4  |
+|Van, Fighter Aircraft, Yacht, Hovercraft  |  5  |
-|Van, Fighter Aircraft, Yacht  |  5  |
 |Compact Car, Light Airplane, Speedboat, Space Capsule  |  6  |
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 But what if you're designing something tiny?  In that case, divide your Volume by 1,000, your Area by 100 and your Linear by 10.  If you're trying to design a vehicle in grams scale, do this again, though many game values will start to break down.
+===== Volume Table =====
 ^  Volume  ^   Area   ^  Linear  ^