Alternate Titles: Bidigiquadragesimal So, How this works: Unit = n means that the unit (value of 1) will have the digit of n (in this case, n is 2); and the continuing units/a multiple of the value of one (example: three) will have the digit of that multiplying value × 2 (so the value of three will have the digit of 6). As for the Base number (digit 10), in the regular base of that base number will have (base number) amount of digits (example: including 0, base 40 has 40 digits from 0 to aperial 39), and the amount of digits in that normal base will be divided by the [unit = n] number (so in this custom base, there will be 20 digits). But if the [Unit = n] number isn't an factor of the base number, then I would have to figure that out [maybe (nearest whole) amount of digits]: But for now, this moderation only works if [unit = n] IS a factor of the choosen base number.
I felt too Busy/Lazy to make 20 bands for 1 project,so I decided to split band 1 in two subbands (1A and 1B), each one containing 10 bandimations (2 to K for 1A, and M to 10 for 1B) Credits to All (like @RodolfoYT12345) for Everyone's work.
