Correct density of multiple materials #56868
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Summary
Content "Corrects the density of steel and wood"
Purpose of change
All variations of steels have a density value of 8, apart from older version of steel, which had a density of 30. Wood also had a density of 1.26, which is higher than all but a few rare types of wood.
Describe the solution
Changed the density of basic steel to 8, to correspond with the other forms of steel. This shouldn't affect anything in terms of balance. Also changes the density of wood to 0.6, based on an approximate average of various common woods. 0.6 g/cm3 is the value used for weight estimate of the wooden beam.
https://cedarstripkayak.wordpress.com/lumber-selection/162-2/
Describe alternatives you've considered
A different value for wood density.
Testing
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