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The size of TPT by Bee_gamer45

Bee_gamer45
Bee_gamer45
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21st Mar 2022
24th Mar 2022
that is, two sextillion, three hundred thirty three quintillion, eight hundred ninety three quadrillion, two hundred eighty four trillion, nine hundred eight billion, one hundred fourty three million, eight hundred fifty thousand, one hundred sixty nine
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Comments

  • YCY
    YCY     25th Mar 2022
    jacob1: I thought TPT was the size of the Universe
  • Bee_gamer45
    Bee_gamer45     25th Mar 2022
    uhhhhh
  • jacob1
    jacob1     25th Mar 2022
    I posted on the forums the other day I considered tpt to be the size of a "workbench". https://tpt.io/.320753 . So a city isn't the size of a city, it would just be a model city someone created on a workbench. This concept comes from the idea that the person at the workbench is the player. Silly idea, this isn't "canon", and really the scale of TPT is up to the user individually on each save.
  • jacob1
    jacob1     25th Mar 2022
    Some people below are a bit harsh, it's just a simple calculation. I don't consider it to be correct either, but mostly because I'd rather see it calculated based on the number of pixels a default PHOT travels horizontally in one second at 60fps (aka 180 pixels). This is of course a lot of specific criteria and the game area has no defined size though.
  • 3point00
    3point00     24th Mar 2022
    Never thought of that!
  • Pexy
    Pexy     24th Mar 2022
    literally me in math class, i put effort but ultimately i fail badly
  • Wierdguyonatable
    Wierdguyonatable     24th Mar 2022
    yeah cool but.... why
  • mclusky0626
    mclusky0626     24th Mar 2022
    why???????????
  • Bee_gamer45
    Bee_gamer45     24th Mar 2022
    Please stop, i know im wrong. Stop spamming in comment
  • TiredTech
    TiredTech     24th Mar 2022
    A better measure of the size of TPT might come by combining the following values. Light propagates at a huge, but very specific speed. What is large and unchanging? The max value of integers. That value represents the speed of a particle measured in number of pixels traveled per frame. Set that equal to the speed of light and solve for the size of one pixel. You or anyone else can do the math. That's the fun part. I just want to see an intuitive or logical number.