First-session progression roadmap
- Confirm you opened Build the Pyramid! by Janitors Studios (place ID 123720558354386).
- Check the FREE GIFT board before grinding; the published walkthrough reports 1,500 Speed and 1,500 Strength for its one-time checklist.
- Carry and place at least one load so you understand the full quarry-to-pyramid loop.
- Measure one ordinary round trip: blocks delivered and total seconds from ready-to-pickup back to ready-to-pickup.
- Spend early Coins on the part that is actually slowing you down: Bulk Pickup, Bulk Place or Placement Range.
- Train the stat that improves your current bottleneck, then repeat the same route and compare blocks per minute.
- Watch the shared pyramid target and complete pyramids to unlock higher gym tiers.
Source: All Things How walkthrough
Learn one complete delivery loop
The official experience describes a cooperative loop: move blocks to the pyramid, work with other builders, train Speed and Strength, then complete pyramids to progress. Start by doing a complete trip rather than optimizing a single animation.
Source: Official Roblox experience
Measure before changing everything
Our suggested approach: time a trip from the start of pickup until you are back and ready for the next pickup. Include loading, walking, placement and the return journey. Count the blocks actually deposited.
Use those two measured numbers in the calculator. Change one upgrade or training choice, then repeat the measurement. A faster-looking animation is only useful when the whole delivery loop improves.
Treat codes as a bonus
Look over the reported codes before a session, but keep the distinction between a source report and an in-game result. You do not need a login on this website to copy an entry. The checklist is optional and stays on your device.
Separate loading from carrying
The published walkthrough distinguishes Bulk Pickup, Bulk Place and Placement Range. Those upgrades change different parts of the delivery process; do not assume that a larger pickup action also means a larger total carrying capacity.
Source: All Things How walkthrough
Think in blocks per minute
For comparison, 100 blocks every 20 seconds is 300 blocks per minute. Carrying 150 every 40 seconds is only 225 blocks per minute. This is an arithmetic example, not a measured benchmark for this game.
Likewise, a server’s total player count is not the number of people continuously delivering at your pace. Start the calculator with one equivalent builder, then adjust only when you have a reason to do so.