Depending on the number of them, containers are arranged in a sensible way, with the amount inside displayed as fractions underneath. Fills aren't necessary until another issue.
2 or 3 are displayed side-by-side in a single row. Four is arranged in a square pattern. Five is a row of two on top of a row of three, and six is two rows of three.
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Depending on the number of them, containers are arranged in a sensible way, with the amount inside displayed as fractions underneath. Fills aren't necessary until another issue. 2 or 3 are displayed side-by-side in a single row. Four is arranged in a square pattern. Five is a row of two on top of a row of three, and six is two rows of three.