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Going by your measurements the window would be 1.95 feet wide and 3.14 tall which even in real life is considered small not to mention the other points I'm about to bring upI mean it is inconsistent art but I'd take realistically sized windows next to properly sized 15 m Titans than assume they're 20 m+ and that the windows are gigantic when they shouldn't be, be it due to the time period or because we never see windows that huge in AoT, at least in buildings within the three walls.
Except assuming the floor height is the best thing we can do in this situation. Just looking at the shots that we used to find the window sizes is enough to tell you that the floors are clearly pretty high and completely disprove your found height from above.I'm aware, but it's either we go with the size of the windows measured next to Reiner to find the hole from outside in the panel where we first see the hole in the wall or find a panel where you can more properly calculate how tall the floor is. 'cause using modern storey measurements does not work here, especially with the poor art AoT is stuck with.
All show something more closely resembling a 14 foot floor rather than a human sized floor and 3 foot high windows
Your trying to Justify the SINGLE instance of the windows being to big vs the MULTIPLE instances of something more closely resembling a 14 foot floor not to mention your proposed sizes result in everything including objects being less than half their normal sizes.
While my version isn't perfect it still more accurately depicts what was shown inside the building and requires less absurd assumptions.
As well as not requiring multiple different panels to scale the size.