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Weak Hero Discussion Thread

MusicRelaxing said:
0.0566 Megajoules. Oof.
I don't see it as a clyinder IMO, it looks mostly like a biiig circle, mostly is though.
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It is a circle. But a circle is a 2-D object. The only 2 3-D shapes with a circle as a face are cones and cylinders. A circular hole that goes from the front of a rectangular door to the back would be the same as circles stacked on top of each other ( i.e. a cylinder.)
 
DivineAura44 said:
It is a circle. But a circle is a 2-D object. The only 2 3-D shapes with a circle as a face are cones and cylinders. A circular hole that goes from the front of a rectangular door to the back would be the same as circles stacked on top of each other ( i.e. a cylinder.)
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Oh? Fair, mb gang.
Let me redo the door calc, I already have the width, just need to get the thickness of the door and the height of it; right?
 
MusicRelaxing said:
Oh? Fair, mb gang.
Let me redo the door calc, I already have the width, just need to get the thickness of the door and the height of it; right?
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No, the height of the full door is irrelevant. You already found the radius of the hole earlier. You just have to substitute the formulas

4/3 π r³ -> π r² H(Height).

In this case, the thickness of the door is the height of the cylinder.
The radius is something you already found (35.23 cm)

So it's just 3.14... x 35.23 x 35.23 x 4.445 (door thickness) x 10.2732 (V Frag of wood)

This gets you 178 kj. So apparently I calced it wrong the first time. I have to check what happened.

Edit: for some reason, my dumbass divided by π. So yeah the total is

178054.382464 joules. Which isn't that bad to be honest, but definitely a drop off from 1.88 MJ.
 
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DivineAura44 said:
No, the height of the full door is irrelevant. You already found the radius of the hole earlier. You just have to substitute the formulas

4/3 π r³ -> π r² H(Height).

In this case, the thickness of the door is the height of the cylinder.
The radius is something you already found (35.23 cm)

So it's just 3.14... x 35.23 x 35.23 x 4.445 (door thickness) x 10.2732 (V Frag of wood)

This gets you 178 kj. So apparently I calced it wrong the first time. I have to check what happened.

Edit: for some reason, my dumbass divided by π. So yeah the total is

178054.382464 joules. Which isn't that bad to be honest, but definitely a drop off from 1.88 MJ.
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I was doing the calc on discord and eventually found it out, thanks though. However, I found the height of it G
 
MusicRelaxing said:
So... following the height of damage, it should be..

π r² H(Height)


(4/3) π * 35.23² * 63.462 * 4.445 * 10.2732 = 15066249.6 Joules... 15 Megajoules.
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Uhhh, no? The hole (corny joke sue me) purpose of using radius for a circle is that a r² x π = Area. This is completely invalidated when you use a radius and a height. You also multiplied by 4/3 and an extra 35.23. If you wanna use this and ditch using the area of a circle while still somewhat using it the correct calc would be
π * 35.23 * 63.462 * 4.445 * 10.2732 which would be 320 kj, not the result you gave which uses a pseudo sphere calc.
I'd recommend going back to the earlier calc I gave which led to 178 kj but idrk what to think at this point.
 
DivineAura44 said:
Uhhh, no? The hole (corny joke sue me) purpose of using radius for a circle is that a r² x π = Area. This is completely invalidated when you use a radius and a height. You also multiplied by 4/3 and an extra 35.23. If you wanna use this and ditch using the area of a circle while still somewhat using it the correct calc would be
π * 35.23 * 63.462 * 4.445 * 10.2732 which would be 320 kj, not the result you gave which uses a pseudo sphere calc.
I'd recommend going back to the earlier calc I gave which led to 178 kj but idrk what to think at this point.
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LET IT HIT ONE MEGAJOULE 👿
Aight, I'll use the one you showed. Let me get on my PC.
 
On second thought tho, I think my second calc was better. The first is more a circle but the hole is elliptical (looks like an oval) meaning my second calc is better. 320 kj ain't nothing to scoff at. Ofc both can be added to a blog for the purpose of being conservative tho.
 
This one;


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Oh you just tryna calc the crack in the wall? What's the height of the character and what material is the wall made of?
 
DivineAura44 said:
Oh you just tryna calc the crack in the wall? What's the height of the character and what material is the wall made of?
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It's bungou stray dogs ;-;

Dazai is 1,81

Wall is made of stone? Idk they are in some sort of basement for torture in an crime organization of sorts
 
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