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After our calculation, note that our value is within [0,100] where vanilla game is [0,350], so our value will be re-mapped before it participates the impressiveness calculation.
I don't know where you learn Construction Designers but the industry standard is 1 square equal 1 meter. Even in America.
Scaling is.
Construction Designers use scale of 1 square equal 3 ft. thats about the width of a regular person. We'd get 5x5 = 15x15 ft. Good size for a room. This game seems to want 1 Tile equal 1ft. so max size is 28x10. This is madness. who in their right mind, would mean an entire floor of a house just for sleeping. My friend who has the royalty dlc tells me its even worse.
this means beds are 2 feet by 1 feet. a comparision would be an ant needing an entire shoe box for sleeping.