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I think that it is best if we start with the second option, and then see if anything seems to completely off that it might need to be adjusted.Agnaa said:Are we sure that we want to recalculate the borders of these tiers to new values, requiring site-wide revisions looking at every character in each of these tiers.
Or do we just want to find out what structures need to be destroyed to achieve those levels of energy output?
We should lay out our goal beforehand so we don't end up doing frivolous work.
8-C, let's use a standard 2-story house with 625 square feet on each floor, about 16 to 18 feet tall as well. converted to meters, the volume would be 929.0304m^3 |
Was this calc to find the lower bound of Building level?CinCameron20 said:@Votron5 - The calculation went into more detail and used 28j/cc (Reinforced Concrete). I was just using 8j/cc (just stone) assuming the majority of the structure was made with stone or something similar.
And I was doing basic estimations and the minimum height of a skyscrapper. That calc used a statement from Quora which doesn't mention how tall the sky-scrapper mentioned is, nor its square-footage. For all I know, it could be a 70 or 90 floor skyscrapper with over 3000 square footage, and they took into account the under-ground levels. I was using a narrow 40-floor skyscrapper in comparison, even if my values were wrong.
I said 16 to 18 feet for the height. I used 16 in my final value. Also, 80% hollowness as it is a building and not a giant slab of stone.Agnaa said:This is wrong. 625 square feet is 58.0644m^2, 18 feet tall is 5.4864m. Multiplied together it gives a volume of 318.5645 m^3. Since this is just one story, for two stories it gives 637.129 M^3, still a fair bit off from your value. What happened here?
That is correct, yes.Kaltias said:So basically, what we have to do is calculating how big the destroyed object needs to be in order to qualify for the current baseline of the various tiers, then check if it makes sense (and if it doesn't we should discuss a new baseline) right?