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--- volume [2026/05/07 13:10] – [Volume] freth
+++ volume [2026/05/12 13:56] (current) – [Overview] freth
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 * Food storage bin (FSB) - stores raw food items only
-Bulk containers have a volume of 16k (without an expand enchant).  Use the tables below to calculate storage capacity of your volume containers.  The formula is simple.
+Bulk containers have a volume of 16k (without an expand enchant).  Use the tables below to calculate max items for your volume containers.  The formula is simple.
-$Capacity = 16000 \div Volume$
+$Capacity = 16000 \div \text{Item Volume}$
-Here are some common use cases:
+Here are some common big volume use cases:
+^ Item ^ Volume ^ Max items in a BSB ^
+| Brick | 8.00 | 2000 |
+| Log | 80.00 | 200 |
+| Shard/Ore/Dirt/Heap of sand | 18.75 | 853 |
+| Slab | 100.00 | 160 |
+| Wooden Beams | 58.32 | 274 |
+---
-^ Item ^ Max in a BSB ^
-| Brick | 2000 |
-| Log | 200 |
-| Shard/Ore/Dirt/Heap of sand | 853 |
-| Slab | 160 |
-| Wooden Beams | 274 |
 ===== Animal =====
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 | Woad | .03 |
-===== Food =====
+===== Pottery =====
 ^ Item ^ Volume ^
+| Clay brick | 8.00 |
+| Clay shingle | 4.50 |
+| Pottery brick | 8.00 |
+| Pottery shingle | 4.50 |
+===== Food =====
 ==== Cereal/Grain ====
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 ^ Item ^ Volume ^
 | Blind catseye | .50 |
-| Brick (all) | 8.00 |
+| Brick (all*) | 8.00 |
 | Colossus brick | 8.00 |
 | Catseye | .50 |
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 | Shard (all) | 18.75 |
 | Slab (all) | 100.00 |
+| Slate shingle | 2.70 |
+%%*%% Rounded stone is considered to be brick.
 ===== Wood =====
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 ====== Notes ======
-* Some of the decimals are approximated, based on thousandths and beyond that I calculated while dropping items in a bulk container.  Since I can't see the actual decimal values, I gave the closest number based on division.  Actual decimal values may be slightly higher due to the numbers I can't see.
+* The volume values are approximate, based on what can be seen (two decimal places) and the amount of items that increases the volume by a decimal place.  This doesn't account for hidden decimal place values that can add up to additional items the more items you stack.
 * I made the tables based on the items I had in my own mass bulk storage. There may be a few items that I missed.  I will be adding them as I find them.