BASE

BASE is not an acronym. It's all uppercase because that's how I first wrote it when referring to the original universe classification system in a simpler way. It was called BASE because it was the base of the RMSS (Rick and Morty Simplification System), which is used by UCSL-NET and in referring to universes easily. The TSDSS (Temporal and Spacial Dimension Simplification System) is also based on BASE but it used the same .x notation for similar universes.

Putting It All Together
(Realism Factor)-(Gravity)(SpacialDimensions)(TemporalDimensions)(SpeedOfLight)(Constants)

Realism Factor
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 * γ = 4 times as realistic as our universe
 * β = 3 times as realistic
 * α = 2 times as realistic
 * A = same as our universe
 * B = 2 times as less realistic
 * C = 3 times as less realistic

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Gravity
0 = Gravity doesn't exist 1 = same as our universe 2 = The universe is 1 galaxy

Spacial Dimensions
x = x dimensions

Temporal Dimensions
y = y dimensions

Speed of Light

 * !1` = c is -(our c)
 * 0 = c is 0
 * %50` = c is half of our c
 * %25` = c is a quarter of our c
 * 1 = c is c
 * 2 = c is 2 times our c

Mathematical Constants

 * 0 = nothing changes
 * α0' = floor the constant (π = 3, τ = 6)
 * α1' = (π = 0.1, τ = 0.2)
 * α2' = (π = 0.04, τ = 0.08)
 * α1γ3' = (π = 0.141, τ = 0.282)

Notation

 * !x` = -x
 * %x` = x/100
 * αx' = xth place value of a constant
 * βx' = xth place value of a constant (including all the previous ones)
 * γx' = αx' to βx', not including numbers before αx'

RMSS & UCSL-NET Implementation
(BASE):(RMSS a,b,c)

Examples

 * A-13110:000 = Our universe
 * B-12100 = A slightly less realistic 2d universe where everything happens at once to the point of view of an object not moving and when that object moves, it goes back in time.
 * α-221!1`0 = A slightly more realistic 2d universe with 1 galaxy. Objects go back in time. If the temporal dimension was negative, it'd be normal.