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A forum post by TheBeardyMan

383935743938 Dreams' upper bound of 403.428793 on the ratio of densities between materials is purely an artifact of that weird way in which a sculpt's "density" tweak affects its mass in Dreams. For the way the tweak works, it's quite misleading for it to be named "density". That name would be more appropriate for a tweak that behaved - like density in real world physics - in the linear way that you described. Real world physics doesn't place any such constraint on how different the densities of materials can be - for example osmium has a density of 22.59 g/cm³ and aerographite has a density of 0.00018 g/cm³, which makes a density ratio of 125500 - a few orders of magnitude more than what Dreams' physics can do - and those materials aren't even exotic matter.

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