How to calculate AP via height alone?

[StarShooter80]

Lets say the character has a height of 1 million meters, and is made of steel, but we get nothing else from this, can we still calculate the size and AP of this in someway?

 

[DavidTPPM]

Well you could calculate his mass and if you have any way of measuring their speed you could calculate the kinetic energy of them running or something like that.

 

[Dragonite007]

Lets say the character has a height of 1 million meters, and is made of steel, but we get nothing else from this, can we still calculate the size and AP of this in someway?

How is his shape?

 

[StarShooter80]

How is his shape?

It's lizard-like, similar to zilla

 

[Dragonite007]

It's lizard-like, similar to zilla

Komodo dragon height is 304,8 cm
100.000.000 cm/304,8 cm = scale factor of 328.083,989; Komodo dragon weighs 91 kg, meat density is 1kg/L --> 91.000 cm³
328.083,989^3*91.000 = 3.213.634.656.924.160.400.430,650 cm³ --> The density of steel is around 7,85 g/cm³
7,85*3.213.634.656.924.160.400.430,650 = 25.227.032.056.854.659.143.380,60 g or 2,5*10^19 kg (Class E)
PE = 25.227.032.056.854.659.143,38060*9.81*500.000 = 12.373.859.223.887.210.309.828.184.300 (Multi-Continent level, High 6-A)

This is just a exemple, you can probably get a better lizard as reference

 

[StarShooter80]

Komodo dragon height is 304,8 cm
100.000.000 cm/304,8 cm = scale factor of 328.083,989; Komodo dragon weighs 91 kg, meat density is 1kg/L --> 91.000 cm³
328.083,989^3*91.000 = 3.213.634.656.924.160.400.430,650 cm³ --> The density of steel is around 7,85 g/cm³
7,85*3.213.634.656.924.160.400.430,650 = 25.227.032.056.854.659.143.380,60 g or 2,5*10^19 kg (Class E)
PE = 25.227.032.056.854.659.143,38060*9.81*500.000 = 12.373.859.223.887.210.309.828.184.300 (Multi-Continent level, High 6-A)

This is just a exemple, you can probably get a better lizard as reference

is the 100.000.000 cm unit just a stand in? If that's the case then I can probably use this

 

[Dragonite007]

is the 100.000.000 cm unit just a stand in? If that's the case then I can probably use this

100.000.000 =1 million meters; I just used tha value that you gave

 

[StarShooter80]

100.000.000 =1 million meters; I just used tha value that you gave

that's a hundred million but works nonetheless, thanks for the help

 

[Dragonite007]

that's a hundred million but works nonetheless, thanks for the help

Because I transformed meters to centimeters

 

[StarShooter80]

Because I transformed meters to centimeters

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