Fundamental Units in The Bibites

The Bibites tries to use the default standard units from the SI (or at least analogous units to the real world units) but have a set of it's own units to convey the scale of the simulation. It's a good idea to understand their respective use and reason of existence.

Fundamental Units
These Units are the fundamentals units that define the simulation. They are as physical as they get.

Note: Temperature is eventually planned to be simulated, but as it is not at the moment it is not part of the fundamental units.

Derived Units
These units are constructed from the Fundamental Units, but still denote useful values and quantities that have a direct physical interpretation.

''Note: Some derived units might be missing. More obscure units that don't appear often, or at all, have been left out in order to keep the table at a reasonable size, even if they might be used behind the scene.''

Functional Units
Functional Units don't necessarily have a concrete and fully descriptible physical analog, but are used to denote some values or quantities of something. Most of them are used to express bibite stats in a user-friendly manner.

Scaling Prefixes
Following the standards set in the international system of units, the simulation uses prefixes to change the scale of a unit and making it easier to read very big or very small values.