Senarium

What changes

• Item counts
• Potion effects
• Book pages
• Settings
• ...and many other numbers throughout the game. If you notice something I missed, please let me know!

What stays the same

• F3 debug information and game modes
• Numbers shown by Sodium and Mod Menu
• Minecraft version strings

HOW IT WORKS

Minecraft normally uses the familiar decimal system with 10 digits (0-9). Senarium replaces those numbers with sezimal (base-6), which uses only the digits 0-5.

That means 10 in sezimal is equal to 6 in decimal, 11 is 7, 12 is 8, and so on.

• Item counts, experience levels, page numbers, timers, and many other values are displayed in sezimal.
• Percentages are converted to match the new base. For example, 100% becomes 100% in sezimal (which equals 36 in decimal), while fractions such as 1/2 become much simpler to represent.
• Decimal numbers are converted as well, so values after the radix point are represented in base 6.

The goal of Senarium is simple: let you experience Minecraft through a different way of counting.

Enjoy exploring the world in base 6!