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As they are using blocks (that cover a square area), I don‘t understand why use MC when you can actually compute the ratios directly based on the area covered b
by loehnsberg 2y ago
As they are using blocks (that cover a square area), I don‘t understand why use MC when you can actually compute the ratios directly based on the area covered by blocks that are less or equal some distance from a defined center - other than it being more fun to use slime ofc.
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