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Im not sure why using gravel to make concrete would cause problems though.
andigogo 7. Okt. um 8:33 Uhr
it means, 1000 liter have a weight of 2400kg. means 1 liter have a weight of 2,4kg (make it round, take 2,5...) insted of 26,500kg for these 45 liter should the weight be 112.5 kg. Thats realistic then. The weight the concrete weights now is absurd high and have nothign to do with reality. Could you change the weight please? Thanks.
so, i hope you get it now, that i made concrete real in density, not like this mod here is with 588,9kg/l whioch is "little" bit to much, right?? To read the comments and understand them is maybe somehting you should think about before you start complaining....
i am german bricklayer, i learned all about concrete so you dont have to tell me these things. Why do you think i changed the density at all if i would not have knownledge about it?? And i recommend to read my comments again then will you realize, that i made the concrete realistic with 2,5kg per liter!. This mod here have a density of 588,9 kg per liter which is absolutly unrealistic! just if you dont realized it ingame...