Is There A Standard Calculation For Shaking Smaller Structures?

[FlipLaScript]

I ask this specifically because I scale stuff on Alt Battles...I've seen 2 instances of characters shaking small structures, and that is the tall class shaking a house and pocky shaking a bed. The issue I find is that the earthquake calculations don't work at all on smaller structures, so is there any calculation I can use to find this or is in incalculable?

 

[FriendOfTheTeaParty]

It's probably calcable

 

[FlipLaScript]

It's probably calcable

But how? :0

 

[Qawsedf234]

But how? :0

This video talks about it

 

[FlipLaScript]

This video talks about it

It seems to be talking about weaker earthquakes lol , I'm looking for a calculation regarding shaking smaller areas/structures rather than larger areas (since the standard earthquake calculation specifically states not to use it for smaller areas)

 

[Ezaru]

It seems to be talking about weaker earthquakes lol , I'm looking for a calculation regarding shaking smaller areas/structures rather than larger areas (since the standard earthquake calculation specifically states not to use it for smaller areas)

KE of the object is your best bet

 

[FlipLaScript]

KE of the object is your best bet

Hmmm...alright, that may work :0

Do you have any clue how I'd be able to convert magnitudes of shaking into speed values, in that case? :3

 

[Eden_Warlock99]

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[Ezaru]

Hmmm...alright, that may work :0

Do you have any clue how I'd be able to convert magnitudes of shaking into speed values, in that case? :3

Not really but I've seen calcs like that, if you look into shaking calcs you should be able to find some. I think you could compare to IRL earthquakes to get speed, but just use KE, not earthquake formula to find energy, just like the way certain speed looks

 

[FlipLaScript]

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Do you know how the oscillation value was found here? :0

 

[Eden_Warlock99]

Do you know how the oscillation value was found here? :0

Absolutely no idea.