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cloud calculations

  1. Secimatar

    Cloud calculation help

    Can anyone help me calculate this  cloud feat please. Never calculated a cloud feat so I don't really know if I can do it accurately. Any help from experts would be appreciated 🙏
    • Secimatar
    • Thread
    • cloud calculations shades: shadow fight roguelike shadow fight (verse) yeong-hui
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    • Forum: Calc Group Discussion
  2. LegendariumOfLies

    (VERY IMPORTANT) Re-Doing Cloud Heights

    Current Cloud Height Page:https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Cloud_Calculations#Cloud_Height Archive: https://archive.li/Vx10D Current cloud heights are not accounting the climate in which the clouds were measured, and that can affect the value MASSIVELY. For example, High Cloud, e.g. Cirrus...
  3. Aolphl

    About Clouds Density

    As is known, the density of clouds is 1.003kg m3. But if it is shown repeatedly and repeatedly in a verse that people can easily walk on clouds, that things such as wood, iron, marble can stand on them, can it be assumed that the density of clouds is the density of the mentioned objects?
  4. IGunProFan2341

    Question about calculating the distance of a cloud

    im currently finding a way on how to calculate the distance of a cloud by looking at it, the closet formula I can find is d ~= 1.22 * sqrt(h), although this formula is to find the distance of the cloud at the horizon, what formulas can be used to measure the distance of the clouds that are not...
  5. M2u12

    Can the Cloud Vaporization formula be used on physical attacks that have no signs of cloud Vaporization?

    I have a question, If 1 Characters can destroy clouds With physical attacks, but But there were no signs of cloud Vaporization. With a feat like this, Can we still use a formula for Cloud Vaporization? To find the character AP...
  6. CNBA3

    Speed to cut clouds?

    It is a straightforward question, what speed would you have to move to literally cut clouds? “Hoping this finds you well, buddy! I gotta say those twin cutters do exactly what you said they did, pulling against each other and whipping the Sparrow forward constantly. It's like being on a...
  7. Sparkive

    Slowdown in cloud splitting feats

    In a cloud splitting feat, you get to see the end of the split (i.e. it ends up forming a triangular shape), so the split obviously slowed down to the point where it stopped, i.e. the speed of the cloud splitting. division is not the same throughout the area. Is there a way to find the...
  8. Armorchompy

    Area of a Nimbostratus?

    Hi. I need to calculate a feat involving a nimbostratus. However while I can get every other stat pretty easily, the cloud is never fully in frame, leading me to have to lowball the area it covers. Is the average of this known? Alternatively, I also could not find the average weight of a...
  9. Arc7Kuroi

    Toshiro Cloud Feat Downgrade

    So, with the new DT cloud calculator and whatnot, Toshiro’s storm feat from early in the series needed to be recalculated. That’s what I did. The old calc is linked in the new calc fyi. It’s a minor downgrade but the value did change by some 80 megatons regardless. I’m making this thread to...
  10. KingTempest

    One Piece Cloud Calculation Rule (For One Piece)

    Yeah. DT made this rule for most cloud calculations to utilize his calculator in order to find cloud mass. It's based on the fact that in the real world, the density we use (1.003 kg) doesn't account for the fact that air gets less dense as it rises. But as he said in the previous earthquake...
  11. Arceus0x

    Distance to the horizon

    Greetings. My calc has been rejected here because apparently distance to horizon calculator is unusable anymore. It has other flaws which i will revise later but these are irrelevant here. After discussing it thoroughly with my friend i have been told that apparently there was some CRT that made...
  12. Therefir

    Cloud Calculations

    I've had a problem with the cloud + air density we've been using for a while now, and that problem comes from our density not taking into account how air becomes lighter as the altitude increases, making our clouds heavier than the air itself, even though the water content of a cloud is...
  13. Arrogant_Schmuck

    Cloud Moving Calcs Revision

    Ayyo what's up, I'm making this because the greatest possible repercussions will have no effect on me on real life so I got nothing to lose. Wow! Most cloud calcs that are approved and used right now assume that the character that moves the clouds moves both the air and the liquid water within...
  14. XXKINGXX69

    cumulonimbus cloud density

    We treat them as 1kg/cubic metre for the water and air combined but they're usually half a gram per cubic metre
  15. Hizack123

    Monster #8 new feat.

    How strong is this?
  16. RatherClueless

    Cooling and Cloud Calculations

    Alright, let’s just start with why I am making this thread to begin with, considering we already had some of them before, with the last one being just a month old. Well, to make a long story short, I just couldn’t stand the gross amount of misinformation being spread throughout that thread. It...
  17. UglyKittyCat238

    Cloud splitting question

    What's the common AP for splitting clouds and my specific question is what's the AP for splitting several miles worth of clouds?
  18. StrymULTRA

    Massive PMMM downgrade

    Since KE calcs of cloud feats got revised, I did again all PMMM 6-C feats from Cloud calc. As the max result is 7.41 Megatons that is much inferior to Patricia's 50.04 Megatons, I'd suggest this Magia Record Madoka : 6-C --> at least 7-A as she should be superior to base Mami Holy Mami: 6-C...
  19. Qawsedf234

    OPM Dragon level threats downgrade

    Due to a recent calc group thread about KE granted from parting clouds a lot of the higher scaling will need to be downgraded. New Suiryu result (Low 7-B) New Goketsu result (7-B) New Emperor Nova result (High 7-A+) As such the following downgrades will need to happen All 7-Bs nerfed to...
    • Qawsedf234
    • Thread
    • cloud calculations gouketsu one-punch man suiryu (one punch man)
    • Replies: 354
    • Forum: Content Revision
  20. M3X_2.0

    Bleach's cloud calculations cannot be used anymore.

    Hello. I am here to show that both Bleach 7-A calcs are unreliable. They were done before the storm revisions, some time ago. The calculations are this two below https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Soldier_Blue/Bleach_cloud_calc_for_heck_sake...
  21. Ugarik

    Kinetic Energy for storm/clouds feats

    It seems that the regular KE formula KE = 1/2mV^2 Ðüð░n not be used in case of expanding clouds (or any expanding mass for that matter) The reason for this is that not every piece to cloud travels the same distance in the given timeframe. Clouds near the center of a storm need to travel a...
  22. OppaiSenpai5

    Snow Storm/Blizzard Calculations

    So there are currently no instructions on how to calculate this type of stuff so I decided to find a way for it on my own. Conditions of a snow storm To begin with these sotms can be caused by only one type of clouds - cumulonimbus clouds. Such clouds have an average thickness of 8000 m and...
  23. ProfessorKukui4Life

    Cloud Destruction question

    Just a small question about dispersing/destroying clouds. Would it be possible to calculate how strong a character would be if they destroy clouds that are even bigger than that of the earth? And if so, how strong would this be?
  24. Xerkser500

    Cloud feats

    Just a small thing im confused on. Say you unleash an energy beam that is able to not only breech a cloud, but blast through it and make a tunnel with the attack. How much energy is required to / results in blasting through clouds?
  25. Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan

    Regarding CAPE

    Brought up before here by Graf, but not a lot of people responded. How exactly do we decide what instability to use for CAPE? As a calc group member myself, I do not understand how to choose the instability at all up to now. What exactly shows that the cloud has weak, moderate or strong...
  26. DontTalkDT

    Cloud Calculations issue 2: It's foggy outside

    The other thread is way too long and essentially about another topic so I will do a new one. Since this influences calcs it's better to debate it now instead of after stuff is revised, I think. I asked about visibility at the beginning of the other thread before. I since looked a bit more into...
  27. Ugarik

    The Problem with Storm/Clouds Calculations

    There is a huge problem with clouds measurements using distance to the horizon. We currently use distance to the horizon to calculate volume of the clunds in cases when the clouds obscure the entire sky. The distance to the horizon is determined by this formula: S = Sqrt((R+h)^2 - R^2) Where...
  28. GreyFang82

    Is there a Calculation for Covering the Earth in Dark Clouds?

    I was curious, if there was anyone who calculated the energy it would take to cover the earth in enough clouds to block out the sun. Another two minor question on: - If that feat could scale to AP or if it is Enviormental Destuctions or something like that. - If the feat took multiple people...
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