Human Calculations
This Page will be used to scale human feats (Simple).
We will only scale feats that can be applied to every human. Won't add Comp human feats unless there is a plan to make one. :3 Anyways much love.
Slamming a door open
Lateral cross-sectional area of the latch where it touches the gap in the door is 1.333208454 or 1.334 cm²
Brass, a common material used in doors, has a shear strength of 205 to 531 MPa.
Force
(1.334 / 10,000) * 205000000 = 27,347 newtons
(1.334 / 10,000) * 531000000 = 70,835.4 newtons
Work/Energy
Distance needed to cross is 7 mm
27,347 * 0.007 = 191.429 J - Athletic Human Level
70,835.4 * 0.007 = 495.85 J - Street Level
Middle; (495.85 + 191.429)/2 = 343.64 J - Street Level
Custom Scaling (All Ranks)
- 1 Introduction (WIP)
- 1.1 DC
- 1.2 AP
- 1.3 Durability
- 2 Attack Potency/Durability
- 3 Scaling
- 3.1 Damaging Your Opponent
- 3.2 Tanking an attack
- 4 Calculations for Scaling
- 4.1 Human
- 4.2 Peak Human/Superhuman
- 4.3 Street Level
- 4.4 Wall Level
- 4.5 Room to Buildings
- 4.6 City Block to Large City
Wanted to make my own scaling after being inspired by this blog by Mat Content World.
Any page using these calcs (if I choose to use it) will Link here and have a note.
Destructive Capacity is the term used to determine the amount of damage a character can produce. Ex; If you destroy something [Lets say a vase] that gives you Human Level AP it doesn't mean it would be the same. If the vase was the size of a bottle it would be Below Average Human, and the AP would be the max.
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Karate Feats
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Calculations
- 2.1 Breaking a wooden board/brick with fist
- 2.1.1 Wood
- 2.1.2 Brick
- 2.2 Breaking a wooden board/brick with a chop
- 2.2.1 Wood
- 2.2.2 Brick
- 2.3 Breaking a nose
- 2.1 Breaking a wooden board/brick with fist
This page will be taking and adding Feats that a karate student can preform.
Range; 64.075 to 1667.55 J - Average Human to Street Level (10-B to 9-C)
This is mostly used in martial arts or karate movies/shows. The average wood board range from 3/8 inch or 0.375 inches to 1 inch thick - that's 0.9525 to 2.54 cm. | Volume destroyed is 25.181389 (Fist area) * 0.9525 to 2.54 = 23.985273 - 63.9607281 cc | Wood used is Pine and Oak
Multiplying the volume destroyed by the destruction energy of the material and the degree of destruction and we get...
Oak
Oak Frag (18.3401 J/cc): 439.892305 - 1…
Cutting off a finger
Area of Knife: 7.4322432 - 14.8644864 cm^2
A finger is 18 to 25 mm thick - 1.8 to 2.5 cm | 14.68% is bone = 0.26424 to 0.367 cm | Skin; 1.53576 to 2.133 cm
Skin
7.4322432 - 14.8644864 * 1.53576 to 2.133 = 11.4141418 to 31.7059495 cc
Frag (4.4 J/cc); 50.2222239 to 139.506178 J - Below Average Human+ to Athletic Human (10-C+ to 10-A)
Bone
7.4322432 - 14.8644864 * 0.26424 to 0.367 = 1.96389594 to 5.45526651 cc
Frag (51.6 J/cc); 101.337031 to 281.491752 J - Average Human+ to Athletic Human+ (10-B+ to 10-A+)
Total
Frag: 50.2222239 to 139.506178 + 101.337031 to 281.491752 = 151.56 to 421 J - Athletic Human to Street Level (10-A to 9-C)