Example: two skeleton piles

This is a filled calculator, not a second formula. The counts are the ones already measured for this site. A pile of 64 spawners makes 124 bones a minute. A pile of 128 makes 238. Those two sizes are not averaged together.

The farm in this example is the one used to check the page: 16 piles of 64, and 28 piles of 128. That is 1,024 spawners in the short piles and 3,584 in the tall ones, 4,608 spawners in total. Typing 4,608 into a single pile would be the wrong farm.

Profile 1 is 16 piles, 64 spawners each. 16 × 124 = 1,984 bones a minute.

Profile 2 is 28 piles, 128 spawners each. 28 × 238 = 6,664 bones a minute.

The two profiles add. 1,984 + 6,664 = 8,648 bones a minute. An hour is sixty of those minutes, so the farm makes 518,880 bones an hour while every pile is loaded.

The bone price is whatever the shop shows at that moment. At 150$ a bone, the hour is 518,880 × 150 = 77,832,000$. A day on this page is 24 hours, so the same price gives 1,867,968,000$. Change the price and only the $ amount changes. The 8,648 bones a minute stay put.

If one pile is offline, delete that profile or lower its pile count. Leaving it in counts bones the farm is not dropping.

Open the skeleton calculator and enter the two profiles exactly like this if you want the page to repeat the total. The price box is yours.