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Containers and their capacity

Posted: Fri Mar 29, 2013 2:04 pm
by SekoETC
Today I was working on an Excel sheet about the capacities of containers and it might be useful for others as well.

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name             capacity   c. per DoW   value (days)
Stone sarcophagus   64000   6881,7   9,3
Chest               60000   2912,6   20,6
Marble sarcophagus  64000   2433,5   26,3
Oil drum            32000   1987,6   16,1
Stone trough        20000   1980,2   10,1
Wooden trough       20000   1818,2   11
Container           75000   1773,0   42,3
Wooden shelf        12200   1584,4   7,7
Iron trough         20000   1324,5   15,1
Barrel              10000   1250,0   8
Small silo         120000   1155,0   103,9
large barrel        15000   1056,3   14,2
reed basket          1800   947,4   1,9
amphora              4000   930,2   4,3
canvas duffel        5000   925,9   5,4
cabin trunk          8000   909,1   8,8
Armoire             20000   769,2   26
tin can              2000   740,7   2,7
earthenware bowl     1000   714,3   1,4
small barrel         5000   657,9   7,6
grass basket         1200   600,0   2
Drawer               5000   543,5   9,2
large glass bottle   1000   434,8   2,3
large wooden crate   4000   434,8   9,2
earthenware mug       500   416,7   1,2
burlap sack          2000   392,2   5,1
stein                1000   370,4   2,7
ceramic plate         750   357,1   2,1
fine china plate      600   333,3   1,8
ceramic teapot        800   320,0   2,5
small glass bottle    300   300,0   1
Apothecary kit       1000   277,8   3,6
silver platter       2100   259,3   8,1
tin cup               400   235,3   1,7
carved wood mug       300   230,8   1,3
Wooden Plate          800   228,6   3,5
goblet                300   214,3   1,4
small wooden crate   1000   181,8   5,5
wooden spoon           70   116,7   0,6
steel flask           200   71,4   2,8
silver spoon           40   15,4   2,6
silver locket          10   1,1   9,5
gold locket            10   0,8   12,3


The cost of resources are based on the following:

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gold   10 (manual)
silver   14 (manual)
cotton cloth   45
window glass   60
iron   90 (tooled gathering of materials, sledgehammer crushing)
steel   95
glass bars   170
leather   175
porcelain clay   200
reed   225
ceramic clay   230
hemp cloth   260
string   265 (hemp)
marble   265 (manual)
water   300
tin   300
grass   400
wood   600
clay   1800
stone   3750


I was a bit surprised to notice that excluding the stone sargophagus, the chest has the best capacity to cost ratio, even though it takes a long time to build. Overall you seem to get a better ratio the bigger the items get. I think there would still be room for plenty of new storage items.

Re: Containers and their capacity

Posted: Sat Mar 30, 2013 4:30 am
by JackCoogan
Nice work. Cool to see this info so cleanly laid out. Any ideas for other container types?

Re: Containers and their capacity

Posted: Sat Mar 30, 2013 12:17 pm
by SekoETC
I posted a few in the suggestions forum. At least there should be a basic cabinet, since right now the only option is the armoire and not everybody has silver.

Re: Containers and their capacity

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 3:35 am
by JackCoogan
Yeah some kitchen cupboards wouldn't go a-miss alright.

Re: Containers and their capacity

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 5:11 am
by Oasis
That is a great list, Seko...any chance of getting that posted in the Wiki under the section 'Storage by Capacity'? It is very frustrating trying to compare containers when only able to look at them individually.

Re: Containers and their capacity

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 8:43 am
by wichita
Thanks for giving her a wiki editing idea. Now I'll never get her attention today...

:wink:

Re: Containers and their capacity

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 9:09 am
by SekoETC
That took a lot of work but the storage by capacity category is now functional.

Re: Containers and their capacity

Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 2:27 am
by Oasis
Thank you, Seko, that is awesome! She's all yours now, Wichi. :P