Idle Blocks

needs a lot of explanations... i have no idea what happens if i upgrade a tile... upgrade ticks ? how does the connections work ? how is the money calculated ? why do upgrades costs go for the total and not for single blocks ? why cant i upgrade my block past M ? what does even M mean ? :D

Ok, so I don't have specific numbers here, but here's some information for anyone interested: A parent block gets floors based on how many child blocks it has. It appears to be linear (1 child = 1 floor/x ticks, 2 children = 2 floors/x ticks, etc.) Blocks make money based on their floors, it appears to be somewhere between 2/5 * f and 1/2 * f (f = number of floors.) Upgrading a block increases the rate that it gains floors from child blocks and reduces the amount of ticks for that block to generate money. It does NOT increase the rate at which the upgraded block gives floors, so upgrading a block that has no children is almost useless. Until you give it a child, it will only generate 1$ every x ticks, so even upgraded it's not that useful. I would suggest only upgrading the original block and ones that have 3 children, since the cost goes up every time.

I don;t understand what the "floors" mean.
does this mean a single long chain of blocks is better?

maybe a way to reset our game. I would like to try a diff layout

Has anyone tried making artwork using the blocks? It's actually kinda fun in a strange way.