HUD NUMBERS

What does the (# Bricks) number mean?

On a container, the number is how many of that part are inside it. On a loose part, you get collected versus total.

Updated 2026-11-13

Two places, two meanings

The thread “What does the (# Bricks) mean?” splits the HUD in two. Hover a container and the count is how many of that part are in that container. It is not the workshop total. Hover a loose part and you see two numbers: how many are already in a labeled container, then how many of that part exist in the game. The glove screenshot’s Plate 2×8 line, 324/474, is that second pattern.

Gold labels and the ¥100

The same thread says that once every copy of a part sits in a single labeled container, the label turns gold and you receive ¥100. That reward figure is one forum answer. I am not spreading it onto other parts as if each part had its own published bounty. The 15 Oct note adds a different fact: a gold label also shows how many of that part are already built into models. Currency on official screenshots and the 10 Nov notes uses ¥, so I write ¥100 and not the forum’s “Y100”.

The big numbers are not the same pair

Whether two labeled containers can both count toward the gold state is not in the studio notes. The forum answer says one container. I leave the disagreement as one player’s reading. The tool that fills the container is on the tools page.

Drawer label reading Plate 2×8 — 324/474
Hovering a labeled part: 324 collected in labeled storage, 474 in the game. © Legend Studio
HUD reading 38,221 / 106,146 sorted and a book at 0/660
A different pair: whole-pile sorted count, plus a book’s 0 of 660 pieces. © Legend Studio
Wide drawer marked closed, 20 bricks
A container caption. Twenty is this drawer’s contents, not the workshop total. © Legend Studio

Questions

Does 105,456 mean the whole catalog?

It is the second number on one official HUD. A second official HUD reads 106,146. Neither caption says “this is the final part count.”

Do you get ¥100 for every part?

One forum answer says a completed label pays ¥100. No note lists a different bounty per part, so I do not invent one.

Sources

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